Routledge Handbook for Advancing Integration in Mixed Methods Research

John H. Hitchcock is Principal Research Associate at Westat, where he conducts grant-funded and contract-based research for government entities and philanthropies. He writes about mixed methods research and other aspects of design methodology. To date, Hitchcock has coauthored more than 70 works and delivered more than 100 conference presentations. Anthony J. Onwuegbuzie holds the following positions: Senior Research Associate, Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge, England; Distinguished Visiting Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Management/Department of Educational Psychology, University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa; Honorary Professor, University of South Africa; Visiting Senior Scholar, St. John’s University, New York; and Honorary Recognized Supervisor (Online), School of Histories, Languages and Cultures, University of Liverpool. He writes extensively on qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methodological topics. With an h-index of 104, he has had published more than 550 works, including more than 400 journal articles, 60 book chapters, and six books. He has delivered more than 1,000 presentations, 250 methodological workshops, and 60 keynote addresses worldwide.

• Introduction; 1. The Routledge Handbook for Advancing Integration in Mixed Methods Research: An Introduction; Part I. Conceptual and Philosophical Issues in Integration 2. Mapping the Landscape of Integration in Mixed Research 3. Adding to the Understanding of Fully Integrated Mixed Methods Research 4. Developing the Meta-Inference in Mixed Methods Research through Successive Integration of Claims 5. Mixed Methods Integration for Transformative Purposes 6. Integration in Mixed Methods Research: An Alternative Perspective; Part II. Integrated Designs 7. Paradigms in Mixed Methods Research 8. Designing Integrated Ethnographic Approaches 9. Phenomenography as a Basis for Fully Integrated Mixed Methodologies 10. A Tale of Inherent Integration: A Model Supporting a Shared Purpose to Investigate Videogame Programming in Libraries 11. Designing Integrated Mixed Methods Action Research Studies 12. Adaptive Practices for a Complexity-Sensitive Approach to Mixed Integration 13. The Emergent Multiphase Design: Demonstrating a Fully Integrated Approach in the Context of Language Research in Education 14. Designing for Integration in Mixed Methods Case Studies; Part III. Integrated Analyses 15. Bayesian Integration Applications in Physical Activity and Sport Research: Barriers and Solutions 16. Use of Bayesian Estimation in the Context of Fully Integrated Mixed Methods Models 17. Rethinking Integration in the Mixed IRT Framework: Advancing Research in Athletic Training 18. Mixed Methods Integration and the Ontological Imperative in Understanding Social Media Analytics 19. Learning Analytics as an Integrated Approach in Mixed Methods Research 20. Data Visualization in the Context of Integrated Analyses; 21. Conceptualizing Q Methodology as an Integrated Analysis Part IV. Arts-Based Integration Approaches 22. Arts-Based Integrated Research: Exemplars from the Literature 23. Toward Artful Integration in Mixed Methods Research 24. Integrating Arts-Based Approaches in Mixed Methods Research with Diverse Stakeholders; Part V. Integrated Approaches to Education and Special Education Research 25. Applying Mixed Methods and Integration Approaches to Early Childhood Intervention Research 26. Using an Integrated Approach When Conducting Juvenile Justice Special Education Mixed Research 27. Using Integration Approaches to Study School and Community Partnerships Across Transition Services; Part VI. Integration Approaches in Developing Nations 28. Conceptualizing Integrated Education Research Teams in Kosovo 29. Understanding Mixed Methods Integration in Chinese Education through Caterpillar Fungi as a Metaphor 30. The Utilization of Integration in Mixed Methods Research in the Caribbean 31. Understanding Integration via a Kaleidoscope Metaphor: The Case of SCRATCHMAPS; Part VII. Software Applications for Integrated Analyses 32. Using IBM SPSS Statistics for Integration in Mixed Methods Research 33. Using MAXQDA for Integration in Mixed Methods Research; Conclusion 34. Towards a Comprehensive Meta-Framework for Full Integration in Mixed Methods Research