Which of the following is true about sequential exploratory design?
A) An investigator first collects in-depth and nuanced information about a phenomenon using a qualitative tradition. Secondly, the investigator collects and analyzes quantitative data. The two approaches are analyzed separately.
B) An investigator first collects in-depth and nuanced information about a phenomenon using a quantitative tradition. Secondly, the investigator collects and analyzes qualitative data. The two approaches are analyzed separately.
C) An investigator first collects in-depth and nuanced information about a phenomenon using a qualitative tradition. Secondly, the investigator collects and analyzes quantitative data. The two approaches are analyzed simultaneously.
D) An investigator first collects in-depth and nuanced information about a phenomenon using a quantitative tradition. Secondly, the investigator collects and analyzes qualitative data. The two approaches are analyzed simultaneously.

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Sequential exploratory design involves first collecting qualitative data to explore a phenomenon in depth, followed by quantitative data to measure or test relationships found in the qualitative phase. The two phases are analyzed separately, making option A correct.

Which of the Following Is True About Sequential Exploratory Design