71. How does a researcher determine if data saturation has been reached? By how

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71. How does a researcher determine if data saturation has been reached?

By how much time is available for interviews.

By how many volunteers there are to interview.

When no new findings emerge as more participants are interviewed.

When no more anonymous surveys are returned via mail or email.

By how much time is available for interviews.

By how many volunteers there are to interview.

When no new findings emerge as more participants are interviewed.

When no more anonymous surveys are returned via mail or email.

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The correct answer is option C that is when no new findings emerge as more participants are interviewed because data saturation means that point of time where sampling more data will not lead to more information related to the research question. Even when the new participants are interviewed and applying their ideas would not give any further data will determine that the data saturation has been reached.

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