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eblip-27204	Wilson, Virginia	Research Methods: Triangulation	2016.0		.htm	text/html	726	47	40	In brief, triangulation has been criticized for “subscribing to a naive realism that implies that there can be a single definitive account of the social world” as well as for assuming that “sets of data deriving from different research methods can be unambiguously compared and regarded as equivalent” (Bryman, 2004, p. 3). Despite possible controversies, triangulation in whatever form it takes (although the most common is probably methodological triangulation), has become a staple in social science research.  	cache/eblip-27204.htm	txt/eblip-27204.txt