Triangulation Refers To

question 2

Multiple Choice

Triangulation refers to:

• A)the implementation of new measures and their evaluation
• B)the interplay between subjects and their objective and subjective realities
• C)the process through which the benefits to subjects, researchers, and the college or university associated with a particular study are maximized
• D)the use of multiple methods to validate a study's findings
• E)the various components of the research process, including the selection of subjects, measures, and method

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Definitions:

IR Absorptions

The process where molecules absorb specific frequencies of infrared light, causing vibrations that can be used to identify them.

Structure

The arrangement or organization of atoms within a molecule, defining the molecule's shape, properties, and reactivity.

IR Spectra

A graph showing the absorption of infrared light by a compound, reflecting its molecular vibrations and used to identify chemical substances.

Radical Cation

A positively charged ion that contains at least one unpaired electron, making it highly reactive.