External Validity
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External validity refers to the validity (general applicability) of experimental results when generalized to other populations or environments.
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External validity refers to the validity (general applicability) of experimental results when generalized to other populations or environments.
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External validity refers to the degree to which research findings can be generalized to other populations, situations, and times. The mechanism is that the representativeness of the sample and situation determines the boundary of generalizability of the conclusions.
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