generalizability to other settings/contexts
one experimental setting may not generalize to other settings, bio/psychosocial effects
high ecological validity
studies that resemble the real world
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generalizability to other settings/contexts
one experimental setting may not generalize to other settings, bio/psychosocial effects
high ecological validity
studies that resemble the real world
mundane realism
when the situation resembles something that one would experience in everyday life
experimental realism
when the setting induces a realistc/impactful experience, even in an artificial settings
college sophomore problem
issue of non-probability sample, convenience sampling, WEIRD
gender differences
different genders may interpret variables differently, or respond differently
direct replication
replicate the procedures of a study as closely as possible to see if same results can be obtained
conceptual replication
using different procedures to replicate a research finding