We must be cautious in generalizing the results of laboratory experiments to nonlaboratory situations. What concept below is used in explaining the extent to which experimental findings remain valid in nonlaboratory situations?
A) external validity
B) face validity
C) internal validity
D) empirical validity

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External validity refers to the extent to which experimental findings can be generalized to real-world situations outside of the laboratory. It is important to consider this when making conclusions based on experimental data.

We Must Be Cautious in Generalizing the Results of Laboratory