Triangulation Refers To

question 2

Multiple Choice

Triangulation refers to:

• A)Use of three theories to analyze the data from a study.
• B)Using a research technique, such as interviewing, to reach several different conclusions about a study, which will later be further analyzed.
• C)Use of several methods to be sure data all point toward the same conclusions.
• D)A diagram displaying data results from a survey.

Identifying strategies to overcome challenges in decision-making and problem-solving.

Differentiating between various decision-making approaches and their applications.

Analyzing the role of technology and information in enhancing decision-making.

Acknowledging the significance of collaborative decision-making and the principles guiding it.

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