The External Validity of a Measure Involves the Extent to Which

question 33

Multiple Choice

The external 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 will hold when studies are conducted with different participants and methods.
• D) none of these is the case.

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Definitions:

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