Plausibility refers to
A) the degree to which findings can be applied to other contexts or groups.
B) the degree to which a theoretical explanation fits the data and is defensible.
C) the degree or relationship between the investigator and the informants.
D) the degree to which the behavior of the subjects under study is consistent.

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Plausibility refers to the degree to which a theoretical explanation fits the data and is defensible. It is about the logical, coherent interpretation of the data and the theoretical framework that explains the phenomenon under study. Other options (A, C, and D) do not reflect the meaning of plausibility.

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