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informational redundancy
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Informational redundancy
In qualitative research, the point in the analysis at which new data fail to generate new themes and new information. This is considered an appropriate stopping point for data collection in most methods and an appropriate stopping point for analysis in some methods. See also Theoretical saturation.

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