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@Brianna17

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In a laboratory setting, external validity is
 
  A) always high.
  B) increased when settings are more controlled.
  C) increased when laboratories are made more constrained.
  D) increased if the researcher makes an attempt to create a natural environment.

Question 2

Control by preparation of laboratory setting primarily helps reduce threats to
 
  A) external validity.
  B) internal validity.
  C) construct validity.
  D) setting validity.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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