Provision of Legal Counsel for Low-Income Tenants - Article Example

One affirms that the proposed mixed methodology is considered the most appropriate research tool to confirm the consistency and reliability of results.

Response to D.D.’s Post:

            It is commendable that the evaluation performed in the Seron, Frankel, Van Ryzin, and Kovath (2001) article was recognized to be inapplicable to the program evaluation, Medicaid For Pregnant Women and Children. Regardless of the inapplicability, there still have been identified ethical issues in terms of ensuring equality and fairness in selecting participants, who have been prescribed to come from the impoverished sector. As such, one agrees that the mixed methodology was most appropriate to gather and interpret findings using both quantitative and qualitative approaches. As contended, the research method would assist in validating the reliability of the results and confirm consistency in future studies with similar orientations.