2022
DOI: 10.1080/09362835.2022.2130320
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Training Home Safety Skills to Parents of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Multilevel Mixed Study

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“…In seven of the thesis studies, qualitative aspect is more dominant than the quantitative one. Apart from one of them (Bayrakli, 2016), generally separate samples were selected to collect quantitative and qualitative research data (Bural, 2020;Cankuvvet, 2015;Deniz, 2019;Eker, 2020;Icyuz, 2019;Sahin, 2019).…”
Section: Mixed Methods Research Designs In Graduate Thesis Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In seven of the thesis studies, qualitative aspect is more dominant than the quantitative one. Apart from one of them (Bayrakli, 2016), generally separate samples were selected to collect quantitative and qualitative research data (Bural, 2020;Cankuvvet, 2015;Deniz, 2019;Eker, 2020;Icyuz, 2019;Sahin, 2019).…”
Section: Mixed Methods Research Designs In Graduate Thesis Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In intervention studies, the effectiveness of a program either developed or adapted by the researcher is investigated over the individual with special needs, her/his family, teachers, or various other stakeholders. In these studies, interventions are designed and conducted for different components, such as parent-child interaction (Karaaslan, 2010;Toper-Korkmaz, 2015;Tomris, 2019), social skills (Kaya, 2011;Sani-Bozkurt, 2016;Icyuz, 2019), and problem behaviors (Kahveci, 2015;Melekoglu, 2017); in other studies under examination, parental needs (Bayrakli, 2016;Cankuvvet, 2015;Sahin, 2019) and teachers' professional competence (Bilgic, 2018;Karaca, 2018;Deniz, 2019;Celik, 2019;Eker, 2020;Bural, 2020) are chosen as the focus. Additionally, another noteworthy finding points out that 9 of the thesis studies directly regard inclusive education (Bayrakli, 2016;Bilgic, 2018;Celik, 2019;Icyuz, 2016;Karaca, 2018;Karahan, 2019;Melekoglu, 2017;Yildirim-Hacıibrahimoglu, 2013;Yilmaz, 2014).…”
Section: General Descriptive Features Of the Thesis Studiesmentioning
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