PSYB04H3 Chapter 7:
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When interrogating external validity, we ask whether the results of a study can be generalized to some larger population of interest. External validity is often extremely important for frequency claims. external validity concerns both samples and settings. Classes taught by a teacher, what everyone in. One specific way to ask survey questions is in a forced-choice format, in which people give their opinion by picking the best of two or more options. This type of question is frequently used in political polls, such as asking which of two or three candidates respondents are most likely to vote for, or asking for opinions on current issues or preference between two choices. There will be 20 questions and two choices one adds 10 point one adds 5 points. A population is the entire set of people or products in which you are interested. The sample is a smaller set, taken from that population. The single bite you tried is the sample.
