Correct Answer:
B. External Validity
External validity describes the degree to which experimental results can be generalized to other populations, settings, and real-world situations beyond the study's specific context.
Related MCQs
The process of decomposing information into its components so that it could be examined and understood is known as
A.
evaluation
B.
synthesis
C.
analysis
D.
application
Correct answer is:
C. analysis
A research conducted for testing and applying the theories is called:
A.
Descriptive
B.
Pedagogy
C.
Applied Research
D.
None of these
Correct answer is:
C. Applied Research
By observing specific situation, we can make a generalization in
A.
Inductive Hypothesis
B.
Deductive Hypothesis
C.
Research Hypothesis
D.
Non-Directional Hypothesis
Correct answer is:
A. Inductive Hypothesis
The concept of "backward design" in instructional planning starts with:
A.
Activities first
B.
Desired results and then assessment
C.
Textbooks only
D.
Random topics
Correct answer is:
B. Desired results and then assessment
Which is best method for skills?
A.
Lecture
B.
Demonstration
C.
Discussion
D.
Reading
Correct answer is:
B. Demonstration
The discrimination index of an item shows
A.
How difficult the item is
B.
How well the item differentiates high and low achievers
C.
The validity of the test
D.
The reliability coefficient
Correct answer is:
B. How well the item differentiates high and low achievers