The Ability of the Atmospheric Pressure Hypothesis to Link the Behavior

question 1

Multiple Choice

The ability of the atmospheric pressure hypothesis to link the behavior of barometers with the behavior of siphons and vacuum pumps is an illustration of:

• A) Internal coherence.
• B) External consistency.
• C) Fruitfulness.
• D) Adequacy.
• E) Reductivity.

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Definitions:

Alternate-Forms Reliability

A measure of consistency across different versions of the same test, ensuring similar outcomes.

Different Versions

Variations or alternative forms of something, often implying modifications or updates.

Independent Variable

In an experiment, the variable that is manipulated or changed to observe its effect on the dependent variable.

Dependent Variable

In an experiment, the variable that is being tested and measured, often to see if it is affected by changes in another variable (the independent variable).