The Extent to Which a Researcher Can Claim That His

question 12

Multiple Choice

The extent to which a researcher can claim that his or her findings explain a larger population than was studied is known as:

• A) validity.
• B) reliability.
• C) responsiveness.
• D) generalizability.

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Definitions:

Complementarity Principle

A concept suggesting that relationships are strongest and most stable when partners possess traits that complement or enhance each other's abilities or characteristics.

Group Formation

The process by which individuals come together to form a group, often going through various stages of development such as forming, storming, norming, and performing.

Elaboration Principle

A concept in instructional design that emphasizes the importance of detailed and well-explained information to facilitate learning and understanding.

Groups Support

Groups support refers to the assistance and reinforcement provided by group members to each other in order to achieve individual or collective goals.