Directions: Using the template below, reverse outline the article (https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/1745499919828928) to see how all elements of a mixed-methods study work together. If something is not explicitly stated (e.g., the theoretical framework or research questions), you will need to surmise it, but you can note that it was not explicitly stated. Be sure to be detailed in your answers and provide rationale where needed.

Topic of Investigation:

Research questions:

Do the authors distinguish between quantitative, qualitative and mixed methods research questions?

Hypotheses for each quantitative research question (if given):

Theoretical Framework(s):

Research Design

Research Design & Rationale:

Specific Sample for Study:

Sampling Method & Rationale:

Data Sources (primary data collection, secondary data):

Timeline of Data Collection & Analysis:

Alignment of Research Questions to Data Sources & Analyses

Research Questions:

Data Sources/How Data was Collected or Obtained:

Specific Data Analysis Technique(s) for each research question:

Results

Results (with special attention to how a Mixed Methods study allowed them to arrive at the findings):

Implications:

Limitations:

Discussion of Value, Rigor, and Feasibility of this Mixed Methods Study: