In order to establish the emic validity of his or her research findings, a researcher must primarily show that:
A) similar results have been reported by others working independently on the problem.
B) similar results can be obtained if the study were to be repeated.
C) key members of the group included in the study agreed with the findings of the study.
D) the findings of the study can be generalized.
E) the research methodology of the study complies with the necessary research standards.

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Emic validity refers to the accuracy and truthfulness of research findings from the perspective of the participants or the members of the culture being studied. It is established when key members of the group included in the study agree with the findings, indicating that the research accurately reflects their perspectives and experiences.

In Order to Establish the Emic Validity of His or Her