Author Question: Internal validity is the a. sense that the claims of the researcher about a causal relationship ... (Read 64 times)

maegan_martin · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

Internal validity is the

a. sense that the claims of the researcher about a causal relationship in the case(s) examined are well-founded.
b. existence of data that are consistent with a theory support that theory.
c. sense that the claims of the researcher about a causal relationship would apply to cases the researcher did not examine.
d. belief by those obeying commands that those making the commands have the right to rule.
e. recognition by other states of the right of a state to control events in the territory over which it claims sovereignty.

Question 2

Which of the following involve a smaller number of cases and does not allow the researcher to analyze the data through statistical analysis?

a. Empirical studies
b. Qualitative studies
c. Tautologies
d. Quantitative studies
e. Large N studies