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What is the purpose of “generalizability” in quantitative research?

A. To ensure the study is easy to replicate.
B. To determine if the study findings can be applied to a broader population or setting.
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C. To assess the consistency of the measurement tool.
D. To establish cause-and-effect relationships within the study.

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  • To ensure the study is easy to replicate.
  • To determine if the study findings can be applied to a broader population or setting.
  • To assess the consistency of the measurement tool.
  • To establish cause-and-effect relationships within the study.

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