The Extent to Which a Particular Study's Findings Are Generalizable

question 70

Multiple Choice

The extent to which a particular study's findings are generalizable to the real-world is referred to as:

• A) internal validity.
• B) reliability.
• C) external validity.
• D) concurrent validity.

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Definitions:

Necessary Indorsement

An endorsement required to transfer the rights of a negotiable instrument to another party in the course of business transactions.

Dishonor

The refusal or inability of a party to honor a financial obligation or instrument, such as a check or bill of exchange, when presented for payment.

Notice Of Dishonor

A formal notification indicating that a payment instrument, such as a check or bill of exchange, has been presented for payment and refused.

Potential Liability

A legal obligation that might occur in the future, depending on the outcome of a particular event.