AQA GCSE Psychology · 8182
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GCSE Psychology · key term
The extent to which findings can be applied beyond the participants and circumstances studied.
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The extent to which research findings can be applied beyond the participants and circumstances studied.
For generalisability, explain why a trait may not predict behaviour across different situations; do not simply state that findings cannot be generalised.
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The extent to which findings apply beyond the people, settings or circumstances studied.
The extent to which findings or explanations apply beyond the people or situations originally investigated.
The extent to which findings apply beyond the participants and circumstances studied.
The extent to which findings can be applied beyond the people or circumstances studied.
The extent to which research findings can be applied beyond the participants studied, such as to the wider target population.
The extent to which findings from a sample can be applied to people beyond those who took part.