Triangulation in Action Research Refers to

question 26

Multiple Choice

Triangulation in action research refers to

• A) having a team of three practitioners investigate the same problem.
• B) using multiple sources of data to corroborate findings.
• C) collecting data at three different points in time to determine consistency of findings.
• D) assuring that experiencing, enquiring, and examining data are collected.

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Definitions:

Tolerance

Tolerance is the willingness to accept and permit beliefs or behaviors that one might disagree with, without imposing one's own views.

Risk Taking

The act of undertaking actions that involve uncertainty or potential loss, with the expectation of achieving gain or growth.

Compensation

The total amount of the financial and non-financial pay offered to an employee by an employer in return for work performed as required.

Commission

A form of payment to a salesperson, broker, or agent, typically a percentage of the sales their efforts have generated.