If a Researcher Asks, "Can We Be Sure That the Observed

question 56

Multiple Choice

If a researcher asks, "Can we be sure that the observed relationship between the independent and dependent variables represents a true cause-effect relationship and is not due to chance?" then the researcher is concerned about ________ validity

• A) internal
• B) construct
• C) external
• D) statistical conclusion

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Definitions:

1920s

A decade characterized by economic prosperity, cultural flourishing in the West, and significant social changes, often referred to as the "Roaring Twenties."

Change

The process or act of making or becoming different, marking a transition from one state, phase, subject, or place to another.

War Debts

The money owed by several countries as a result of borrowing to finance their involvement in World War I and other conflicts.

Reparations Issue

The debate and discussion regarding compensation for groups that have suffered injustices and harms, such as slavery or colonization, focusing on the acknowledgment of past wrongs and the provision of redress.