Can a study in which we conduct experiment and survey can be call as mixed method research?

Dr. Sufiana Khatoon Malik @Dr_Sufiana_Khatoon_Malik

08 August 2016 1 6K Report

Can a study, in which we conduct experiment and survey can be called as a mixed method research?

Dear Dr Sufiana,

A study is normally called mixed methods when it combines qualitative and quantitative methods rather than two different approaches to obtaining data.

For example, a survey could be a questionnaire which did not contain any open questions. In this case it would require quantitative analysis. Thus if you also carried out an experiment you would only be using a single style of method rather than a mixed method even though the precise methods you used might be different.

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