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Identity specifically how the lens shapes the steps taken in the research process, using Box 3.1 as a guide.
The research study conducted by Sirin et al. (2008) represents a traditional approach to a mixed methods study. To examine the progression of this work as a way to explore how the lens shapes the research steps, we can place the study in such a form. First, the researchers incorporate mixed sets of social theories to help give a foundation for their inquiry. They have chose to work within social conflict theory, race, immigrant, and gender theories to incorporate into identifying the nature of Muslim-American adolescents in today's context. Next, the research turned towards provided a methodology to collect data, and a sample study of 97 Mulsim-American young adults were surveyed. This is then testing the hypothesis and defining the variables which are derived from the multiple theoretical bases. Survey questions relate to social, racial, and gender aspects, allowing for examination of all three within the framework of the study.
Cresswell (2009) states that a mixed method approach must show "The development of themes and categories into patterns, theories, or generalizations suggest varied end points for qualitative studies," (64). With the results from the surveys, Sirin et al. (2008) showed that there were much fewer than expected individuals...
Religion seemed to be he main Muslim identification.
References
Avgitidou, Sofia. (2009). Participation, roles and processes in a collaborative action research project: a reflexive account of the facilitator. Educational Action Research. 17(4):585-600
Cresswell. (2009).
Sirin, S.R.; Bikmen, N.: Fine M. (2008). Exploring dual identification among Musli-American emerging adults: A mixed methods. Journal of Adolescence. 31(2):259-279.
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