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jilianpiloj

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A level 1 heading should be
 
  a. flush left with upper and lower case letters
  b. flush left, boldface, with upper and lower case letters
  c. centered, boldface, in upper and lower case letters
  d. flush right, boldface, all upper case letters

Question 2

A weakness of the mixed methods approach is that
 
  a. divergent aspects of a phenomenon cannot be studied.
  b. it can be difficult to connect theory to practice.
  c. it is an old methodology with few people using it.
  d. because expertise is needed to two areas it can be difficult to find people qualified to perform both types research.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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