Chapter 15: Mixed Methods 

Mixed Methods: Research that Matters

Mixed Methods: Research about Social Problems

Bibliography:

Research that Matters:

• Testa, Maria, Jennifer A. Livingston, and Carol VanZile-Tamsen. 2011. “Advancing the Study of Violence Against Women Using Mixed Methods: Integrating Qualitative Methods Into a Quantitative Research Program.” Violence Against Women 17(2): 236-250. 

Research about Social Problems:

• Ames, Genevieve M., Michael R. Duke, Roland S. Moore, and Carol B. Cunradi.  “The Impact of Occupational Culture on Drinking Behavior of Young Adults in the U.S. Navy.”  Journal of Mixed Methods Research 3 (2): 129-150.
• Weaver-Hightower, Marcus B.  2014.  “A Mixed Methods Approach for Identifying Influence on Public Policy.”  Journal of Mixed Methods Research 8 (2): 115-138.
• Zhong, Juan and Jeffrey J. Arnett.  2014.  “Conceptions of Adulthood Among Migrant Women Workers in China.”  International Journal of Behavioral Development 38 (3): 255-265.