The Degree to Which the Results of an Experiment Can

question 18

Multiple Choice

The degree to which the results of an experiment can be generalized can also be described as the

• A) reliability of an experiment.
• B) the internal validity of an experiment.
• C) the representativeness of an experiment.
• D) the effect size of the results obtained.

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