Which statement about validity is true? Question 9 options: a) Inappropriate eligibility criteria could affect a study's constru
ct validity. b) Attrition would have no effect on a study's generalizability. c) Construct validity focuses on inferences about measurements. d) Attrition would have no effect on a study's internal validity.
The statement ' Inappropriate eligibility criteria could affect a study's construct validity' is true.
Option: (a)
<u>Explanation:
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For the construct of the study to be valid, it is primarily necessary that the criteria of eligibility prescribed for the authenticity of the study is followed strictly.
If any of the factors that make the study eligible are compromised with, there is a great possibility that the very nature of the study would change to not fit the idea of the study.
<span>Pilgrims believed that relics could "heal body and soul".
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A relic typically comprises of the physical remains of a holy
person or the belongings of the holy person or revered individual saved for
reasons for adoration as a substantial remembrance. For example in the ancient
history the body of the incredible Eurystheus was expected to shield Athens
from adversary assault. Or in this case Pilgrims believed it as a source of
healing power for their body and soul.
