Intensive interviewing and focus groups should be conducted until ______.
A)a saturation point is reached
B)all relevant informants have consented to participate
C)field observation has been completed
D)the researcher obtains relevant tacit knowledge from respondents

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Saturation point is the point at which additional interviews or focus groups do not yield any new or relevant information. It is important to reach this point before ending the interviews or focus groups to ensure that all important information is gathered. Consent, field observation, and tacit knowledge are important aspects of research, but not directly related to determining the end point of interviews or focus groups.

Intensive Interviewing and Focus Groups Should Be Conducted Until ______