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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