Understanding triangulation in research
Understanding triangulation in research Roberta Heale,1 Dorothy Forbes2 ... such as from qualitative data sources. Alternatively, the study may use two different data collection methods as with qualitative and quanti- ... aim to increase the validity through verification; com-
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