The Concept of External Validity Is Central to Chapter 4

question 1

Multiple Choice

The concept of external validity is central to Chapter 4. This is true because:

• A) external validity is often difficult to build into designs based on CBPR.
• B) external validity is the central aspect of dissemination research.
• C) based on its tenets, CBPR ensures generally high degrees of external validity.
• D) based on its tenets, external validity optimizes the entire research process.

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Definitions:

Consideration

An essential element in contract law, referring to the exchange of something of value between parties as part of an agreement.

Simple Contract

A contract that is not formalized in writing but is made orally or by conduct, requiring only mutual agreement and consideration to be valid.

Security Interest

A legal claim or lien on collateral that secures the payment or performance of an obligation.

Secured Transactions

Financial transactions in which the borrower pledges collateral to ensure repayment of a loan.