How Does a Qualitative Historical Researcher Determine Validity and Reliability

question 21

Multiple Choice

How does a qualitative historical researcher determine validity and reliability? The researcher:

• A) determines that theoretical saturation is reached with as many primary sources as possible and secondary sources on a limited basis.
• B) does not need to be concerned with validity and reliability.
• C) finds as many sources as possible on the topic and does not exclude any of them.
• D) uses references written about the subject by qualified experts to help ensure validity and reliability.

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Definitions:

Assets

Economic resources or owned valuables that are expected to provide future benefits to a business.

Liabilities

Economic obligations or debts that an entity is required to pay to another party.

Owner's Equity

The net assets belonging to shareholders or owners of an entity after liabilities are accounted for, denoting their ownership claim.

Net Income

The company's net income, which is the remainder after deducting all expenses, taxes, and costs from the gross revenue.