A researcher who attempts to validate a set of results by repeating the same study in a different setting is concerned with
A) Construct validity
B) Divergent validity
C) Ecological validity
D) Internal validity

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Ecological validity refers to the extent to which research findings can be generalized to real-world settings. By repeating the study in a different setting, the researcher is assessing whether the results hold true across various environments, thus addressing ecological validity.

A Researcher Who Attempts to Validate a Set of Results