Triangulation in Social Research: Mixing qualitative and quantitative approaches
Margaret F. Bello
9781774076675
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Arcler Education Inc
Overview
This book introduces triangulation as a research philosophy and practice. The book is particularly relevant to undergraduate who are in the earliest stages of their research careers. The book explains the rationale for triangulation which involves a deliberate and purposive mixture of the quantitative and qualitative approaches. In doing so, the book critiques the notion that triangulation can be used as a gateway for avoiding the complex methodological decisions that are necessary when researching new or complex ideas.
Author Bio
Margaret Bello-Digamon has Doctorate in Development Management major in Educational Administration from the Ateneo de Zamboanga University where she graduated in 2019. At present she is finishing her Certificate in Teaching English as a Secondary Language at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. She also finished her Master’s degree in Engineering Education major in ICT at the Western Mindanao State University and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems in 2003 from the Ateneo de Zamboanga University. She’s had 7 years’ experience as a College Dean where she has immersed herself in the education and an administrative setting that include dealing and counseling clients and have successfully developed and aided in writing programs with advocacies promoting the welfare of women and children through technology. She is married with two children and currently resides in Saskatchewan Canada.
