9RM multi-methods 0.0 / 5 ? SociologySociological research methodsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Alicia_doreCreated on: 25-08-20 20:05 what is a multi-methods approach? mixing different research methods 1 of 11 what are the two types of multi-method approaches? triangulation and methodological pluralism 2 of 11 what is triangulation? the use of more than one research method with the purpose of acheiving high validity 3 of 11 what are the strengths of triangulation? uses qualitative and quantitative research methods, reliable and valid 4 of 11 what are the weaknesses of triangulation? time consuming and expensive 5 of 11 what is methodological pluralism? the use of more than one research method to gain a fuller picture of social life 6 of 11 what are the strengths of methodological pluralism? gives a complete picture of a group, quantitative and qualitative data, reliable and valid 7 of 11 what are the weaknesses of methodological pluralism? time consuming, expensive, conflicting evidence 8 of 11 what are the 2 examples of multi-methods approaches barker making of a moonie and paul willis learning to labour 9 of 11 what research methods did barker use? interviews, participant observation, questionnaires, life histories 10 of 11 what research methods did willis use? unstructured interviews and observation 11 of 11
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