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The following four questions apply to the sample mixed methods study by Igo, Kiewra & Bruning (2008) at the end of Chapter 16. In many mixed methods studies, the authors announce or foreshadow the type of mixed methods design in the title to the study. Examine the title in this study: "Individual Differences and Intervention Flaws: A Sequential Explanatory Study of College Students' Copy-and-Paste Note Taking"


Also by examining the title, how do the authors foreshadow that both qualitative and quantitative data will be collected?
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