- Providing an accurate and complete description of the results.
- Modifying your explanation of the results depending on your involvement in the research.
- Member Checking.
- Peer debriefing and support.
- Accessing data which does which does not fit with your explanation.
- Using reflexivity to identify possible bias.
I found this information on credibility what relates to this post about credibility issues:
ReplyDeleteThe credibility issue for qualitative inquiry depends on three distinct but related inquiry elements:
. rigorous techniques and methods for gathering high-quality data that are carefully analyzed, with attention to issues of validity, reliability, and triangulation;
* the credibility of the researcher, which is dependent on training, experience, track record, status, and presentation of self; and
* philosophical belief in the value of qualitative inquiry, that is, a fundamental appreciation of naturalistic inquiry, qualitative methods, inductive analysis, purposeful sampling, and holistic thinking
I used the following web address in my research of this post :
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1089059/pdf/hsresearch00022-0112.pdf