Mixed-Methods Triangulation Plan
Combine qualitative and quantitative evidence.
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Triangulate evidence for a research question. Question: [RESEARCH_QUESTION]. Available evidence: qualitative (interviews, usability tests), quantitative (analytics, surveys), and operational (support tickets): [AVAILABLE_EVIDENCE]. Produce a table: Claim | Qualitative evidence | Quantitative evidence | Operational evidence | Agreement (converge, diverge, gap) | Confidence | Next step. For each divergence, offer explanations (different populations, measurement issues, behavior versus attitudes) and a way to resolve. Compute any simple statistics provided, with arithmetic. Summarize: what we know with high confidence, what is probable, what is unknown, and a research plan to fill gaps. Add guidance on weighting evidence (behavioral data over stated intent for what people do; qualitative for why) and warnings about cherry-picking. Provide a final statement with caveats. Use only my evidence. For each divergence propose the cheapest test that would resolve it, and state how confidence in each claim would change if the test succeeds or fails. Close with a short list of what we will say externally with confidence.
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