And that there is a right answer to research question that can be found when 'enough' data found cf multiple facets, answers, interpretations
@26pglt @KrisNatalier @karentfarq rethinking the meaning of 'saturation' from qual psych.https://twitter.com/drvicclarke/status/1004627084982005760?s=19 …
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I like the idea of being explicit of how 'enough ' data are reached. For example, situating the researcher and participants, to the data.
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I think we should be honest that often we probably don't have 'enough'. But we work under contraints and interpret findings accordingly.
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From my PhD onward, I've managed projects were I undertook/ analysed 50 interviews to over 300. 'Enough' isn't necessarily a numbers game. What matters is how we define and interpret the richness. One person can provide deeper insight than the other 49.
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Don't know about qual psych but I'd suggest in sociology saturation in small no. is impossible if we are to address intersectionality.
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