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The question of whether the results of a study can be generalized beyond the specific research…

Paper 1 · Research Aptitude UGC NET June 2023 (14.06.2023) Shift-II
The question of whether the results of a study can be generalized beyond the specific research context relates to
AMeasurement validity
BInternal validity
CExternal validity ✓ Correct
DEcological validity
Correct answer: (C) External validity — Generalising results beyond the study is external validity, so the answer is external validity.
Explanation
Generalising results beyond the study is external validity, so the answer is external validity.
External validity is the extent to which findings apply to other people, settings, times and measures.
It directly concerns whether conclusions hold beyond the specific research context.
Measurement validity is about whether a tool actually measures what it claims to.
Internal validity is about whether the study correctly establishes cause and effect within itself.
Ecological validity is a specific part of external validity about real-world, everyday settings.
The broad question of generalisation across contexts is captured by external validity.

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