What does the term triangulation refer to?
A. The use of a variety of methods, researchers’ perspectives, theories and methodological approaches to answer research questions, and to corroborate results and increase reliability
B. A process of quality checking the validity of participants’ answers
C. Relates to how reliable the research method and process of analysis is
D. An analytical process whereby data is transformed into themes and categories to provide meaning from either qualitative or quantitative data sources
Answer: A
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