Statistical Conclusion Validity Refers to Whether a Researcher Is Able

question 15

Multiple Choice

Statistical conclusion validity refers to whether a researcher is able to determine two variables are related. Statistical conclusion validity most often becomes an issue when findings are based on _____ of cases. Because experiments can be costly and time consuming, they are frequently conducted with relatively small numbers of subjects.

• A) large samples
• B) population and samples
• C) unbiased samples
• D) small samples

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Definitions:

Efficiency

Actual output as a percent of effective capacity.

Effective Capacity

The maximum output level that an organization can sustain under normal conditions, considering the limitations of time, resources, and constraints.

Process Time

The duration elapsed from the start to the finish of a process or operation, often scrutinized for efficiency improvements.

Bottleneck

The limiting factor or constraint in a system.