A Major Difference in Assessing External Validity in Quantitative and Qualitative

question 69

Multiple Choice

A major difference in assessing external validity in quantitative and qualitative studies is that: in quantitative, the ____ makes the generalization; in qualitative studies, the ____ makes the generalization.

• A) potential user; researcher
• B) researcher; potential user
• C) participant; researcher
• D) potential user; participant

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Definitions:

Immediate Needs

Urgent requirements or priorities that must be addressed or fulfilled without delay.

Developmentally

Pertaining to the process of growth and development in organisms, particularly in the context of physical, emotional, or intellectual progress.

Psychological Counseling

A therapeutic process aimed at helping individuals deal with mental health issues or life challenges through verbal communication.

Social Worker

A professional dedicated to helping individuals, families, and groups cope with challenges and improve their well-being through social resources.