Both correlational designs and quasi-experiments are often higher in ____ than laboratory experiments.

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saul85 [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

External validity

Explanation:

External validity is a term that describes the validity of assigning the findings of a particular scientific research to other conditions or situations, individuals, periods, varying subjects etc.

However, correlational designs and quasi-experiments are often higher in External validity because, when there is less control or manipulations to the experiment, the findings are more inclined to indicate actual relationships that exist in the real world.

Hence, the right answer is External Validity.

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