Triangulation - more than one set of data to increase the validity and reliability of results/outcomes, Mixed method research - quantitative and qualitative responses, Action Research (Lewin, 1944 et al.) - practice-based approach that involves identifying a problem or question, devising a solution, and then assessing and reflecting on the impact., Validity - can be repeated, tested and carefully reviewed to make sure the outcomes are trustworthy, unbiased and reflective, Ethics - the application of moral principles to the research process, with the goal of protecting the rights and well-being of participants, Secondary literature - a collection of written works that analyse, interpret, or describe information from other sources, often primary sources which supports your own research, Criticality - reviewing the pros and cons, positives or drawbacks to provide a balance viewpoint,

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