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Mixing quantitative and qualitative approaches usually involves one of three possibilities. These include:
a. 1) fully integrated, 2) somewhat integrated, 3) mostly integrated.
b. 1) predominant quantitative, 2) predominant qualitative, 3) most qualitative
c. 1) exclusively quantitative, 2) exclusively qualitative, 3) fully integrated.
d. 1) predominant quantitative, 2) predominant qualitative, 3) fully integrated.
e. none of the above
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