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Difference between triangulation and methodological research?

I've trying to understand the difference between these two, but its really confusing. Can anyone explain it to me in an easily understandable way?
Thank you!
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Triangulation - you basicallly are using different forms of evidence/data (e.g. 1 article + 1 report/video) or data collected by different people to support your research. - This makes it reproducible/reliable or whatever....

The other thing is bassically reseaching somethng e.g. proving/disporving a statement (aka hypothesis) in a orderly/methodlogical way e.g. pilot study then a questionaire(primary method then secondary) etc... (I think your textbook explains all this)

SOURCE: I GOT A IN SOCIOLOGY
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Original post by shohaib712
Triangulation - you basicallly are using different forms of evidence/data (e.g. 1 article + 1 report/video) or data collected by different people to support your research. - This makes it reproducible/reliable or whatever....

The other thing is bassically reseaching somethng e.g. proving/disporving a statement (aka hypothesis) in a orderly/methodlogical way e.g. pilot study then a questionaire(primary method then secondary) etc... (I think your textbook explains all this)

SOURCE: I GOT A IN SOCIOLOGY


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