I believe the answer is <span>Extortion
Examples of an extortion would be a Cop who are asking money for local citizens as a form of 'security payment'.
Or a member of security exchange committee that requires a company a sum amount of payment by threating to open up an investigation toward them.</span>
Answer:
External
Explanation:
<u>External validity:
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This is related to the outcomes of the study and can be expected that outcomes can apply in other settings. In other words we can say that how much the validity is generalization in other settings. For example are these findings can be applied to other people, situations, settings, and periods.
Ecological validity is another example of external validity.
<u>Factors that can improve validity:
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- Inclusion and Exclusion criteria
- Psychological realm
- Replication
- Field experiments
- Reprocessing
- Calibration
<u>Factors that threaten external validity:
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- Situational factors
- Pre-post test effects
- Sample feature
- Selection bias
Answer:
false
Explanation:
ever heard of the mayans?
they hade pyramids
or the aztecs, they also had pyramids, they just had steps
The answer that you are looking for is called a Flash Mob.
I’m so sorry I don’t know I’m talking a test