In the long run, according to the text, the external validity of experiments can be best established:
A)by using true experimental designs.
B)through replication.
C)by conducting field experiments.
D)only in carefully conducted laboratory experiments.

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Replication of experiments across different settings, times, and with different populations helps in establishing the external validity of experiments, as it demonstrates that the findings are consistent and generalizable beyond the original experimental conditions.

In the Long Run, According to the Text, the External