Methodological Reliability is the extent to which a research method consistently produces stable and reproducible results when applied under consistent conditions, distinguishing it from related methodological qualities such as validity or generalizability.
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A Case in Case Study Methodology
Christine B. Meyer · Field Methods · 2001 · 583 citations
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