____________ is the mixing of ALR methods with more traditional social science research methods.

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____________ is the mixing of ALR methods with more traditional social science research methods.

____________ is the mixing of ALR methods with more traditional social science research methods.
a. socio-legal research
b. mixed methods research
c. technical legal research
d. semiotics
e. none of the above

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Criminal Justice and Criminology Research Methods

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Authors: Kraska, Neuman

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