Multiple studies techniques have supplanted single studies techniques as the primary method among academics because methodological diversity generates higher quality statistics than a single approach. The employment of a few diverse study viewpoints stems from a paradigm shift away from the use of traditional mono techniques, the adoption of the incompatibility thesis, or the continuance of the paradigm wars. There is mounting proof that there isn't a single, all-encompassing study approach. Each method provides benefits in addition to drawbacks. The failing to recognise those boundaries is the main problem with mono approach.
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