Relations of Ideas Are Either Intuitively or Demonstratively Certain,while Matters

question 39

Multiple Choice

Relations of ideas are either intuitively or demonstratively certain,while matters of fact are

• A)necessarily true.
• B)demonstrated to be true by cause and effect.
• C)unable to be proven or disproven.
• D)proven by mathematics.

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Definitions:

Generalizability

The extent to which the results of a study can be applied to or affect other settings, groups, or times beyond the original conditions of the study.

Homogeneous Sample

A sample group in research that shares the same or very similar characteristics, ensuring minimal variability among subjects.

Generalizability

The extent to which research findings and conclusions can be applied to other settings or groups beyond the study context.

Reliability

The measure of how an assessment instrument consistently delivers stable results over time.