Mixed data analysis: Advanced integration techniques

Onwuegbuzie, Anthony J.; Slate, John R.; Leech, Nancy L.; Collins, Kathleen M. T.

doi:10.5172/mra.455.3.1.13

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“…Methodologically, the introduction of mixed methods research designs has made it possible to explore the relationships between local and global protective processes (Onwuegbuzie et al, 2009). While most studies of resilience are situated in one research silo, characterized as either quantitative or qualitative, combining the two can help to explain both local constructions of resilience that are relevant to culturally and contextually distinct settings and the generalizability of the protective processes that are identified.…”

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Ungar¹

2012

Preventive Medicine

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Researching and theorizing resilience across cultures and contexts

Ungar¹

2012

Preventive Medicine

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“…This conceptual assumption necessitates a case-oriented analysis ( Miles & Huberman, 1994;Onwuegbuzie et al, 2009) that focuses on the case as a whole unit, which is naturally suited to qualitative research (Onwuegbuzie et al, 2009).…”

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A Situated Understanding of Residents' Caretaking Attitudes Toward Shared Spaces in Three High-Rise Gated Developments in Shanghai

XuFang

2015

Ecopsychology

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In a residential development that incorporates collective property rights, there are interior and exterior shared spaces collectively owned and used by multiple residents. These shared spaces defy a stark public-private division. Applying the perspective of situated cognition in a case-oriented qualitative analysis, this study investigated residents' caretaking attitudes about shared spaces in three high-rise gated developments in Shanghai, China. Qualitative data was obtained from 61 long-term residents pertaining to situational environments, situated persons, person-environment transactions, and environmental perception and meanings. Results revealed that the entanglement of residents and environmental settings in these developments defined different types of holistic person-environment units, which further implied different caring attitudes. The investigation also demonstrated diagrammatic data coding and displays as effective case-oriented analytical techniques to present and compare ecological units of analysis. Discussion articulates a holistic application of situated cognition in environment-behavior research.

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“…That is why it is necessary to have a significant budget for annual coverage by inspections of a whole network [3,4].…”

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The Quality of Automotive Industry: The Remote Monitoring Complex of the Quality of Enterprises Activity of Company Car Service System

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Panyukov²,

Odruzova³

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J Biosens Bioelectron

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Mixed data analysis: Advanced integration techniques

Cited by 78 publications

References 28 publications

Researching and theorizing resilience across cultures and contexts

Researching and theorizing resilience across cultures and contexts

A Situated Understanding of Residents' Caretaking Attitudes Toward Shared Spaces in Three High-Rise Gated Developments in Shanghai

The Quality of Automotive Industry: The Remote Monitoring Complex of the Quality of Enterprises Activity of Company Car Service System

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