Question 10 1 p D Question 5 1 pts (A researcher has decided to do a study of pr

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Question 10 1 p D Question 5 1 pts (A researcher has decided to do a study of practices of subsistence hunting--hunting for food, not sport--in the Willamette National Forest. He interviews a fair number of game meat hunters over the course of several months.) (A researcher conducts a series of interviews among millennials to explore how social status and health factors affect their perspective on eating avocado toast.) During coding. she notices that a number of responses refer to broad range of factors that she hadn't thought to include in her interview questions, like "hipsterness, environmental concerns, and cultural appropriation. Surprised, she decides to put together a descriptive quantitative survey to get a sense how common these beliefs are among lennials. What rationale best describes her use of mixed methods? After doing his interviews, he decides to distribute a quantitative survey to gather some background data to situate his qualitative findings. Which notation summarizes his mixed methods design? QUANT+QUAL QUAL quant QUANT(qual) development o triangulation/complementarity oinitiation/expansion O QUAL(quant) this is an example of 'multi-methods, not mixed methods

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The primary method of collecting data used by researcher in this scenario is qualitative method, which is followed by a quantative method of data collection. As qualitative data collection method is followed by quantative method in a sequence, the answer is :

Answer. Option 2. Qualitative -->quant.

Question 5

In this research the researcher uses a mixed method, as he uses a qualitative method and a quantative method, than solely multiple quantative methods or qualitative methods. In this research the researcher intends to deepen and expand the breadth of the study by including a quantative method, this is,

Answer. Option 3. Initiation/Expansion

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