The degree to which a qualitative research study is able to generalize to settings not studied by the researcher refers to as which of the following types of qualitative research validity?
A) Internal theoretical validity
B) External evaluative validity
C) External generalizability
D) Internal interpretive validity

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External generalizability refers to the degree to which the findings of a qualitative research study can be generalized to other settings or populations that were not studied by the researcher. Internal theoretical validity refers to the internal consistency and coherence of the theoretical concepts used in the study. External evaluative validity refers to the degree to which the findings of a qualitative research study are consistent with objective reality, as judged by experts in the field. Internal interpretive validity refers to the degree to which the interpretations of the data by the researcher are accurate and appropriate.

The Degree to Which a Qualitative Research Study Is Able