The document discusses mixed-method research (MMR), including its definition, types, steps, strengths, and weaknesses. It highlights challenges such as difficulty in integrating qualitative and quantitative methods, ethical considerations, and the cost and time involved. The document also emphasizes the importance of accurately communicating research purposes and respecting participant rights.

1. MIXED-METHOD
RESEARCH
Fitria Aftinia
Ika Kartikasari
Nur Kamilah
Raisha Anggraeni

2. OUTLINE
• Defining Mixed-Method Research (MMR)
• Knowing Types of MMR
• Understanding Steps of MMR
• Analyzing MMR: Strengths and Weaknesses
• Going Deeper: Ethical Issues in MMR
• Getting Started: An Example

6. STRENGTHS
ANALYZING MMR:
STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES

7. WEAKNESSES
ANALYZING MMR:
STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES
•Difficult to carry both methods in a
single research
•Difficult to appropriately mix both
methods
•Methodological purists: One should be
within either qualitative or quantitative
paradigm.
•More cost and time consuming
•Details in each of the method are hard
to deal with.

8. GOING DEEPER:
ETHICAL ISSUES IN MMR
QUALITATIVE QUANTITATIVE
• Communicate the
purpose(s) of the research
accurately,
• Avoid deceptive
practices,
• Respect the study
population,
• Respond to potential
power concerns
• Confidentiality
 Obtain permission,
 Protect anonymity,
 Avoid disruption of
sites,
 Communicate the
purpose(s) of the research

9. GETTING STARTED:
AN EXAMPLE

10. THANK YOU
Now, let’s discuss.