Philosophical assumptions, paradigms and worldviews in mixed methods research
Вставка
- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
- In this video I discuss the question of which philosophical assumptions, paradigms and worldviews suit mixed methods research. Since mixed methods research involves mixing qualitative and quantitative methods, which are often associated with interpretivism and positivism (which are quite contrasting philosophical worldviews), which worldview do we choose? I also discuss pragmatism as a philosophical stance that may help us address this issue.
Here is my video about positivism, interpretivism, ontology and epistemology that I mentioned in the video • Ontology and epistemol...
➡️ Feel free to ask me questions in the comments, and if you feel that you may require a more guided assistance, you can book a lesson with me through the following link drkriukow.com/qualitative-res...
Also, check out my website at www.drkriukow.com for more research-related content
Finally, my FB page is / qualitativeresearcher
Visit my website and explore the different ways in which I can support you and your study! drkriukow.com/my-services/
this guy explained this better than my teacher
I was stuck with my assigment. This is a great help! Thank you.
This is exactly what I needed to hear. Much of what you've said about the confusion in situating one's self as a mixed methods researcher resonate with me. But you've brought such clarity thank you!
You're so welcome!
I am working on my research proposal, and, I am perplexed of mix-method study . After watching this video, I finally got the clear picture of what is pragmatic approach. Thank you very much, Dr. It has been quite valuable to my work.
Thank you....most people who try and explain this just sound like they memorised the books and repeat it word for word😅...best explaination yet :)
Thank you!
Once again, you have saved the day, Dr. K. Amazing support here and you have answered so many questions and cleared up my confusion, saving me hours of reading. Thank you so much for making these videos!
Thank you very much for this video. It clarified all my doubts about the worldviews and philosophical views. I was so confused!! I looked up literature but everything I had found was as confusing. Moving on now with my methodology. Cheers!
A Good review of paradigms.
For example, all eyes can not be BOTH, a sophisticated control system, and simultaneously "badly adjusted cameras".
Two world views, that can not be compromised - and make logical common sense of the eye's behavior.
Thanks Dr. K., you provide great insight for my DBR!
What a lovely way to describe pragmatism. Thank you Dr Kriukow!
thank you!
Thank you very much!! So clear explanations!! help a lot!
This was very clear and understandable. Thanks Dr.
Thank you for these clarifications
Thanks for the video! Love it
you are brilliant. thank you so much!
THANK YOU so much for your video's excellent explanations of those difficult terms. I was so lost and confused but you made all the puzzle pieces come together.
You're very welcome! Really glad that it helped
Once again, so helpful! I am conducting mixed methods research for my postgraduate degree and you explanation of pragmatism has helped me tremendously. Thank you 😊
you're welcome :)
You have save my life! Thank youuuuu! :')
that's another life saved then - I'm a doctor after all ;)
Thank you, Dr. K! This is very useful for the paper that I am currently writing. Cheers!
You're very welcome!
Wonderful explanation!!! 👍
Thank you!
One of the best explanation re pragmatism. It was the easiest to understand
thank you!
You are wonderful Dr ,really it's informative tips to understand this topic
Thank you!
Thank you for this video, extremely helpful🌟🙏
you'r every welcome :)
Thanks that was helpful
Great share, very supportive. I am doing a study of transformative learning in undergrad degree programs in the US. Is it happening, at all? When it is, what is/are the source(s). Does "serious simulation" factor into transformative learning? How does Openness to Experience factor into transformative learning experiences?
Thanks a lot
you're welcome!
You have given an amazing explanation. It makes a lot of sense to use Pragmatism in mixed methods research. However, there are many other worldviews that are suitable for mixed methods. Please make videos on transformative, critical realism, postmodernism, yin-yang, dialectical pluralism, and performative paradigms. Please also explain the context in which these worldviews can be used. Thank you for creating good videos.
I may in the future - if I ever manage to understand these ! :)
what about dialectical pluralism?
Hello. I am on Proposal stage of my study. I would appreciate your input in the following: Study design is basic qualitative. Data collection tools are an online survey and phone interview (open ended questions). My question is, given this information, can my study still be qualitative in nature and use the data from the survey to inform and complement the data collected through the phone interviews? I appreciate any input!
Hii. your study is qualitative as it is a exploratory in nature.But after the survey response if you put it on a model, it will be quantitative.
Do you have any recommended literature for pragmatism?
Charles Sanders Peirce! You'll find it as "pragmaticism" as well. And take a look at Creswell (2003) as well.
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
a step-by-step guide for beginners
Could you please mention any reference?
Try Creswell and Clarke's book on mixed methods research
Start real at 4.55
Can case study research be pragmatism?
it definitely can, if you convincingly justify this
@@qualitativeresearchermany thanks for the clarification. I am doing my dissertation with the aim to design a road map for decarbonisation in a particular organisation. I am not sure if that would fit into a pragmatic research with a case study strategy?
@@sonamdagay334 this will depend on your worldview and on your chosen methods mainly
@@qualitativeresearcher many thanks
pls. pls .pls teach on a medium angle camara shot. If not, this is communicatively disturbing to audience
Does the "medium angle" refer to the height of the camera or the distance ? I don't know these terms :)