Triangulation

question 7

Multiple Choice

Triangulation

• A) is also referred to as methodological shaping.
• B) involves cross-case causal inference and within-case causal mechanism analysis.
• C) may make use of a single method only.
• D) may combine qualitative and interpretative approaches.

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Definitions:

Intuitive Method

A decision-making process based on natural instincts, feelings, or judgments rather than on formal analysis or logical reasoning.

Initial Feasible Solution

Initial Feasible Solution is the starting point in optimization and linear programming problems that meets all constraints and can be used as a basis for subsequent improvement.

Source 3-Destination 1

A model or representation used in operations or logistics to denote the transfer or processing of resources or information from three origins to one endpoint.

Intuitive Lowest-cost Method

An approach for making decisions or solving problems by identifying and selecting the option that appears to result in the lowest cost, based more on instinct than on detailed analysis.