Scientists Are Typically More Wary of False Negatives Than False

question 16

True/False

Scientists are typically more wary of false negatives than false positives.

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Definitions:

Generalizability

concerns the extent to which the findings from a study or research can be applied or extended to other contexts or populations.

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Reliability

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