2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2023.163440
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Public perception and preferences for coastal risk management: Evidence from a convergent parallel mixed-methods study

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“…The research process can be symbolised as qualitative and quantitative research design. Convergent parallel design means that the researchers simultaneously conducts quantitative and qualitative elements in the same phase of the research process, weights the methods equally, analyses the two components independently and interprets the results together (Areia et al, 2023). With the aim of the researchers for validation, the researcher sought to triangulate the methods by directly relating the quantitative statistical results and qualitative findings.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The research process can be symbolised as qualitative and quantitative research design. Convergent parallel design means that the researchers simultaneously conducts quantitative and qualitative elements in the same phase of the research process, weights the methods equally, analyses the two components independently and interprets the results together (Areia et al, 2023). With the aim of the researchers for validation, the researcher sought to triangulate the methods by directly relating the quantitative statistical results and qualitative findings.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The reason why, in conjunction with the physical science evidence, it is indisputable that successful coastal risk management depends heavily on public engagement, participation, and meaningful collective mobilization toward coastal resilience. It may be possible to incorporate society and coastal communities into coastal risk management processes if citizens' perceptions and preferences regarding coastal management are exhaustively assessed 26 . Numerous problems with regulation and its implementation provide insights and concerns regarding the law and how to achieve social justice objectives in an eroding coastal region where the government must provide social justice.…”
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confidence: 99%