A systematic approach to clinical research methodology, including aims, population, conduct/technique, outcome, and statistical considerations, is essential for objective, reliable, and repeatable research.

Methodology for research I

This review highlights the importance of ensuring participant welfare and rights in research methodology, as well as ensuring data integrity and reproducibility.

Methodology for research II

The choice of research methodology in interactive learning research is a personal process involving anxiety and vulnerability, with potential pitfalls in social sciences and where data is often unauditable.

Methodological choices for research into interactive learning

This text guides students through the research process, emphasizing decisions and discussions, while avoiding a "cookbook" approach and emphasizing discussion and explanation of topics.

Research Methods for the Behavioral Sciences

This study develops a research design framework for mixed methods research, focusing on triangulation, to improve generalizability, precision, and authenticity in organizational studies.

Research Design for Mixed Methods

Multiple regression analysis is an effective research method for predicting construction time and identifying risk factors in construction projects.

Choosing an appropriate research methodology

This book provides an accessible introduction to research theory, methods, and practice for students and practitioners in various disciplines, covering ethical issues, data collection, analysis, and writing up research projects.

Research Methods: The Basics

Mixed-method research, combining quantitative and qualitative methods, provides a better understanding of issues and enables broader reach in empirical studies.

A Framework for Mixed-method Research

Scientific research methodologies, including experimental, observational, survey, case study, and correlational research, are crucial for understanding phenomena, testing hypotheses, and answering research questions.

A Short Note on Scientific Research Methodologies

This book provides an overview of educational research methods, focusing on survey, qualitative, and mixed methods, and explores ethical issues in various research designs and data analysis techniques.

Research Methods in Education

A pluralist approach to IS research, combining different methods from different paradigms, yields richer and more reliable results than a single paradigm or plurality of paradigms.

Combining IS Research Methods: Towards a Pluralist Methodology

Mixed Methods Research (MMR) offers a framework for combining methods in social scientific research, but its rise can be understood through critical analysis of assumptions and alternative views on methods and method use.

Mixed methods research: what it is and what it could be

Mixed method approaches in finance research can enhance validity, completeness, and confirmation of findings, but future studies should justify their methodology and incorporate both qualitative and quantitative aspects for high scientific rigor.

Mixed Methods in Finance Research

This paper extends the guidelines for conducting mixed-methods research by identifying and integrating variations, helping researchers tailor a study design to their needs and develop metainferences.

Guidelines for Conducting Mixed-methods Research: An Extension and Illustration

The eighth edition of "Research Methods in the Social Sciences" offers engaging new studies and examples, highlighting the relevance of social sciences research while incorporating new methods and technologies.

Research Methods in the Social Sciences

This textbook provides a unique and comprehensive introduction to research methods for business students, combining rigorous coverage with an accessible'real-world' approach.

BUSINESS RESEARCH METHODS

Design-based research methods can effectively ensure methodological alignment, ensuring that research methods test what they are supposed to test and align with learning theories in real classrooms.

Methodological Alignment in Design-Based Research

This paper highlights the importance of integrating qualitative and quantitative approaches in research without labeling it as "mixed methods," highlighting the need for a broader understanding of mixed methods research.

Expanding the History and Range of Mixed Methods Research

Mixed methods research in strategic management tends to receive more citations than monomethod research designs.

Mixed Methods Research in Strategic Management

Method sections in social science research reports often lack sufficient detail to make their results trustworthy, highlighting the need for clear reporting of data collection, reduction, analysis, and context.

The Method Section as Conceptual Epicenter in Constructing Social Science Research Reports

These studies suggest that a systematic and ethical approach to research methodology, incorporating both quantitative and qualitative methods, is essential for reliable, reproducible, and comprehensive research across various disciplines.