Triangulation enhances the validity of research findings from "summary" of Thinking Through Methods by John Levi Martin
Triangulation is a methodological approach that involves using multiple sources, methods, or theories to investigate a research question. By drawing on different sources of data or perspectives, researchers can cross-validate their findings, increasing the likelihood that the results accurately reflect the social reality being studied. This process acts as a safeguard against potential biases or limitations that may arise from using a single method or data source.
When researchers rely on just one method or data source, they run the risk of missing important nuances or contradictions in their findings. Triangulation helps to address this limitation by providing a more comprehensive and robust understanding...
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