To evaluate a ___ study, both the quantitative and the qualitative components need to be evaluated separately, before they are evaluated ___.
A) longitudinal; by an auditor
B) mixed methods; together
C) mixed methods; by an auditor
D) longitudinal; together

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When evaluating a mixed methods study, it is important to evaluate both the quantitative and qualitative components separately before considering them together. This allows for a thorough evaluation of each component's quality and validity before assessing how they complement or contradict each other. Evaluating them together without separate consideration could result in overlooking potential weaknesses or biases in one or both components.

To Evaluate a ___ Study, Both the Quantitative and the Qualitative