Validity, Reliability and Triangulation in Case Study ...
genuineness and trustworthiness of data in research has been queried in order to reflect the multiple ways of establishing truth. Therefore, the credibility of a qualitative research depends on the; i) validity and reliability of research findings while designing a study, analyzing results and judging the quality of the study (Patton, 2001);
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