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[10:45 7/12/2007 ]Job No: 5052 Pierce: Research Methods in PoliticsPage: 79 79 99 Chapter 7 Evaluating information : validity , Reliability , accuracy ,TriangulationTeaching and learning consider why information should be understand the distinction between primary and secondary sources learn what is meant by the validity , Reliability , and accuracy of consider some warnings about official data consider further the distinction between facts and truth understand the origin of triangulation and its application to consider methods of sampling which can be used to collect data.
[10:45 7/12/2007 5052-Pierce-Ch07.tex] Job No: 5052 Pierce: Research Methods in Politics Page: 81 79–99 Evaluating Information: Validity, Reliability, Accuracy, Triangulation 81 and data.3 Wherever possible, Politics researchers prefer to use primary, eye- witness data recorded at the time by participants or privileged observers.
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