DO52: Trifecta

When I was in graduate school doing qualitative research, we learned about the importance of triangulating data. It meant using multiple methods or data sources to develop a comprehensive understanding of the phenomenon being studied...

Posted on 4/1/19 4:18 pm by Claudia Beeny in: Uncategorized

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