The Internal Validity of a Measure Involves the Extent to Which

question 116

Multiple Choice

The internal validity of a measure involves the extent to which:

• A) the effects of an experiment are truly due to conditions the researcher intended to manipulate.
• B) different observers of the same behaviour agree.
• C) the results of a study hold when studies are conducted with different participants and different methods.
• D) none of these is the case.

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Definitions:

Homestead Exemption

A law permitting a debtor to retain the family home, either in its entirety or up to a specified dollar amount, free from the claims of unsecured creditors or trustees in bankruptcy.

Debtor

An individual or entity that owes money or an obligation to another, called the creditor.

Shelter

A structure that provides protection from weather, danger, or discomfort.

Surety

Surety is a financial arrangement where a third party (the surety) guarantees the performance of a primary party's obligations or undertakes to fulfill the primary party's obligations if the primary party fails to do so.