Our ability to determine whether a change in the suspected cause is statistically associated with change in the suspected effect is
A) statistical conclusion validity
B) internal validity
C) external validity
D) cross-cultural validity

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Statistical conclusion validity refers to the degree to which conclusions about the relationship between variables based on the data are correct or 'reasonable'. It specifically addresses whether the study is able to detect whether the suspected cause and effect are statistically associated, focusing on the proper statistical treatment and interpretation of results.

Our Ability to Determine Whether a Change in the Suspected