How are threats to validity affected when studies are conducted in real-world settings?

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Mary Fischer

Social Studies

27 June, 10:56

How are threats to validity affected when studies are conducted in real-world settings?

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Kyle Yang · Answer 1

Threats to internal validity are amplified, while threats to external validity are decreased.

Those examinations which are done in a research center or counterfeit settings forces less dangers to internal validity though more dangers to external validity. Internal validity speaks to the causal connection between the subject factors in an examination, while, external validity, having procedural factors, speaks to the generalizability of the investigation and how well it sum up to a specific populace.