William Stephenson, a British psychologist and physicist, first introduced Q in the journal Nature in 1935 as a unique way to measure human subjectivity. Q as a methodology has mostly been in a controversial position in the social science fields since then (Ramlo, 2015). Some treat Q as a qualitative approach since it studies human subjectivity. Others consider it a quantitative approach as it involves rigorous statistical analyses. With mixed methods research gaining popularity in the last two decade (Creswell, 2010), Q has become more accepted as a mixed method (Ramlo, 2015).