Causal Validity Exists When a Conclusion Holds True for the Population

question 38

True/False

Causal validity exists when a conclusion holds true for the population or group that we think it does.

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Definitions:

Human Personality

The combination of characteristics or qualities that form an individual's distinctive character.

Biological Perspective

An approach in psychology focused on understanding behavior and mental processes through biological processes, including genetics, biochemistry, and anatomy.

Threatening Situations

Circumstances or events that pose a danger or harm, inducing a response of fear or anxiety.

Social Encounter

An interaction between two or more individuals in a social context, which can influence thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.