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Advancing Grounded Theory with Mixed Methods
Contributor(s): Creamer, Elizabeth G. (Author)
ISBN: 0367174804     ISBN-13: 9780367174804
Publisher: Routledge
OUR PRICE:   $52.24  
Product Type: Paperback - Other Formats
Published: August 2021
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BISAC Categories:
- Psychology | Research & Methodology
- Social Science | Research
Dewey: 300.72
LCCN: 2021007161
Physical Information: 0.42" H x 6.85" W x 9.69" (0.73 lbs) 172 pages
 
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This groundbreaking book introduces an innovative new perspective on mixed method grounded theory methodology (MM-GTM) by conceptualizing it holistically as a distinct, qualitatively driven methodology that appreciates the integrity of each of the methods it embraces. This practical and accessible text advocates for using MM-GTM in a way that promote meaningful interaction between qualitative and quantitative data during analysis. Its principal contribution is to provide a set of research tools to develop or refine a multi-faceted analytical framework in applied fields in the social and behavioral sciences, including nursing.

Used as either a resource or a textbook in a survey course about research methods, the text references dozens of examples about how a dialectical exchange between different sources of data can be built into core grounded theory procedures, including theoretical sampling, coding, case-based memoing, and integrated visual displays. With a whole chapter devoted to reporting, the book also considers the way that indexes of quality that extend beyond methodological transparency can be used to evaluate research that partners mixed methods with grounded theory and other qualitative methods.

Featuring student-friendly pedagogy throughout, including self-assessment questions, a glossary, and a framework that summarizes key points, this text is an essential read for all research methods students or early career researchers ambitious to develop a theoretical perspective with qualitative, mixed methods, or evaluation.