When colleagues are provided with the raw data and the researcher's interpretation, and they agree that the researcher's interpretation is reasonable, the type of evidence for credibility that is provided is known as.
A) structural corroboration
B) consensus
C) referential adequacy
D) theoretical adequacy
E) control of bias

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Consensus is the type of evidence for credibility provided when colleagues agree with the researcher's interpretation of the data. Structural corroboration, referential adequacy, theoretical adequacy, and control of bias are types of evidence for credibility provided through other means.

When Colleagues Are Provided with the Raw Data and the Researcher's