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Which one of the following is an advantage of using a mixed methods design in an educational research study?
A) The use of two forms of data provides a complete picture of the databases.
B) Faculty committee members on a student's committee may not be familiar with qualitative research.
C) The weaknesses of quantitative data are offset by the advantages of qualitative data.
D) Mixing different forms of data suggests that the researcher knows multiple forms of research.

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