1/ If you are: 1) Naturally (i.e. biographically) qualitatively-minded like I am; and, 2) Skeptical of (i.e. derisive towards) qualitative methods like I was; you should really spend some time thinking about causality.
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Although most of my training was in quantitative methods, particularly econometrics, I’ve been a proponent of and user of mixed methods for awhile. These should complement each other.
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And RCTs, which are the gold standard for determining causality, are not always generalizable. In medicine, they often use very restrictive criteria during recruitment that is not representative of the larger population who will later receive those treatments.
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