Why is replication important? a) It increases the magnitude of ...

[luvbio]

Why is replication important?
 
  a) It increases the magnitude of the effect.
  b) It increases the importance of a finding across studies.
  c) It enhances evaluation of the reliability of a finding across studies.
  d) It increases the internal validity of the investigation.

Question 2

When are negative results important?
 
  a) When questions are raised about the ethics of an investigation
  b) When questions are raised about the use of costly treatments
  c) When questions are raised about the importance of a treatment
  d) When questions are raised about the generality of findings

[lkoler]

Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: c

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: b

[luvbio]

Great answer, keep it coming

[nyrave]

TYSM