Evidence that the methods selected for the study, measure the same phenomenon across other countries or cultures chosen for the study is called:

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Equivalence is the term used to describe the level of similarity in meaning between measures used in different cultures or countries. If the methods selected for the study are shown to be equivalent across other cultures or countries, it provides evidence that the study is measuring the same phenomenon in a reliable and valid way. Correlation refers to the relationship between two variables, random sample refers to the method of selecting participants from a population, comparativist strategy is a research design that focuses on comparing different countries or cultures, and application-oriented strategy refers to research that is focused on solving practical problems.

Evidence That the Methods Selected for the Study, Measure the Same