Research Design: Qualitative, Quantitative, and Mixed Methods Approaches (Paperback) by Dr. John W. Creswell (Author)

Review
"It is both usefully expanded and very reader friendly. The book has a distinctive helpful tone and an almost "how to do it" style. If one liked the first edition, then he or she will probably adore this one." (Organizational Research Methods )

"The success of mixed methods is particularly noticeable in medical and health-related research: in order to secure funding, it is advisable to incorporate a quantitative element into any such research project, and from the point of view of working with human subjects, most qualitative researchers would argue that a qualitative element is required."Â -Alison Scott-Baumann, University of Gloucestershire (Alison Scott-Baumann ) --Research Design --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

Review
"It is both usefully expanded and very reader friendly. The book has a distinctive helpful tone and an almost "how to do it" style. If one liked the first edition, then he or she will probably adore this one." (Organizational Research Methods )

"The success of mixed methods is particularly noticeable in medical and health-related research: in order to secure funding, it is advisable to incorporate a quantitative element into any such research project, and from the point of view of working with human subjects, most qualitative researchers would argue that a qualitative element is required." -Alison Scott-Baumann, University of Gloucestershire (Alison Scott-Baumann ) --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.