Footprints of Pragmatism
Abstract Abstract Abstract 1. There are expressions reflecting pragmatism by the mixed research method.
Keywords Keywords Keywords There are keywords specific to the mixed research method
Introduction Philosophical Paradigm 2. Deduction and induction or deduction and deduction are used. 2. Deduction and induction or deduction and deduction are used.
Theoretical/ Conceptual Framework 3. The subject of the study is justified by the mixed research method. 3. The subject of the study is justified by the mixed research method.
4. Key concepts (central, core concepts) cannot be explained by a single method. 4. Key concepts (central, core concepts) cannot be explained by a single method.
5. A conceptual framework has been drawn by establishing a connection with the philosophical paradigm. 5. A conceptual framework has been drawn by establishing a connection with the philosophical paradigm.
6. Literature review was conducted with a pluralistic and/or utilitarian perspective. 6. Literature review was conducted with a pluralistic and/or utilitarian perspective.
7. The suitability of the theoretical model for the research is explained from a utilitarian perspective. 7. The suitability of the theoretical model for the research is explained from a utilitarian perspective.
Rationale/Problem Statement 8. Activities covering the process and result of solving a problem are included. 8. Activities covering the process and result of solving a problem are included.
9. Justification has been established that an ambiguous situation requires multiple solutions. 9. Justification has been established that an ambiguous situation requires multiple solutions.
10. A justification is given to explain that a problem will be solved and what it will do when it is solved. 10. A justification is given to explain that a problem will be solved and what it will do when it is solved.
The Importance of the Study 11. The reason for using the mixed research method is explained (The reason why qualitative and quantitative are used together has been created). 11. The reason for using the mixed research method is explained (The reason why qualitative and quantitative are used together has been created).
12. There are utilitarian and pluralistic justifications. 12. There are utilitarian and pluralistic justifications.
13. The contribution of activities for the solution of a problem to the field is explained from a utilitarian perspective. (If the experimental design was used in the quantitative part of the study and action research was used in the qualitative part) 13. The contribution of activities for the solution of a problem to the field is explained from a utilitarian perspective. (If the experimental design was used in the quantitative part of the study and action research was used in the qualitative part)
The aim of the study 14. The predicted results of the study can be environmental, social, temporal, theoretical, etc. The benefits arising from the transfer to areas are articulated. 14. The predicted results of the study can be environmental, social, temporal, theoretical, etc. The benefits arising from the transfer to areas are articulated.
15. The theoretical/theoretical model chosen is functional in terms of serving the purpose of the research. 15. The theoretical/theoretical model chosen is functional in terms of serving the purpose of the research.
16. The suitability of the mixed research is stated. 16. The suitability of the mixed research is stated.
Research Questions 17. The research question includes a utilitarian perspective. 17. The research question includes a utilitarian perspective.
18. While creating the research questions, the reason for the research and the mixed method relationship was established. 18. While creating the research questions, the reason for the research and the mixed method relationship was established.