Secondly, studies using statistical analysis (Angus & Watson, 2009; Smith, 2007) and those which combine statistical analysis with mixed method surveys on student and staff perceptions on the role of online formative tests (Kibble, 2007) show that student learning is enhanced where the online tests are regular and of low stakes credit and not too overwhelming.
Mixed method surveys of advanced directives suggest that psychiatrists may be more likely to endorse shared decision-making where they perceive service users to have greater insight, higher levels of alliance or treatment adherence, and/or strong family support for their preferences.
This study explored culture and gender differences in jealousy using a mixed methods survey design.
The framework emerged through an inductive analysis of 15 in-depth biographical interviews and was validated through a mixed methods survey of 184 households located in Bristol (UK).
In an effort to assess how landowners view such efforts, a 27-question mixed methods survey was mailed to 409 landowners in the Blue Ridge and Piedmont ecoregions of South Carolina with wetland areas and where land was owned by a family or individual, not a corporation.
A mixed methods survey of adherence to treatment guidelines in primary health care facilities in Botswana found that antibiotics were prescribed in 27% of all 2994 consultations.
A review of network properties and analysis relevant to 5 European countries (Bulgaria, Norway, Netherlands, Spain and Crete) and an indepth case study using mixed methods survey with nested qualitative study was performed.
Mixed methods (surveys, key informant interviews, focus groups, participatory appraisals and document reviews) were used at the beginning of Ecosalud II, in Ecuador, and HortiSana in three Andean countries.
A mixed method study design utilising surveys and interviews was chosen to collect data for this study.
