Exhaustion of sources, saturation of categories, emergence of regularities, and overextension are all
A) criteria for deciding when to end the data-collection stage of a case study.
B) topics that should be explored in a subjectivity audit.
C) examples of the types of themes that might characterize a case.
D) criteria for judging the interpretive validity of a case study.

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These are criteria for deciding when to end the data-collection stage of a case study, indicating that enough data has been collected to understand the case fully.

Exhaustion of Sources, Saturation of Categories, Emergence of Regularities, and Overextension