Aresearcher conducts a survey in the united states and brazil. she wants to publish the survey findings in each country's native language. she hires a bilingual brazilian to translate the findings into english and gets another person to translate it back to the native language. this technique known as back translation is done to ensure that equivalence exists between the publications of the findings in two different languages.

The answer is Translational

Explanation:

Translational equivalence is a relationship between two texts in two languages, rather than between the languages themselves, It is the similarity between a word (or expression) in one language and its translation in another.The researcher hires a bilingual Brazilian to translate the finding in English and another person to translate it back to the native language. This shows translational equivalence.

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