58. Credibility & Transferability in Qualitative Research

About this lesson

How do you prove your qualitative findings are credible? Learn the essential strategies for research rigor.

We cover two core components of trustworthiness: credibility and transferability. Master techniques like triangulation, thick description, and member checking to strengthen your qualitative studies.

Key Topics

• • Credibility: Prolonged engagement, peer debriefing, member checking

• • Triangulation: Data, investigator, methodological, theoretical

• • Transferability: Thick description, purposeful sampling

• 00:00 Introduction

• 00:40 Credibility

• 02:35 Triangulation

• 03:35 Transferability

Best For: Nursing students, public health researchers, qualitative scholars

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