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:

Involuntary

Occurring without a person's consent or against their will, often referring to actions or processes not chosen by an individual or group.

For Deposit Only

An endorsement on a check indicating that it can only be deposited into an account, not cashed.

Converted

In legal and financial contexts, this refers to the change of one form of property or asset to another, such as converting bonds to stocks or a commercial building to residential use.

Indorser

A person who signs their name on a financial document, thereby transferring their rights in the document to another party.