The confidence that evaluation findings will generalize to others who undergo the training is known as
A)History.
B)Maturation.
C)Internal validity.
D)External validity.
E)Testing.

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External validity refers to the extent to which evaluation findings can be generalized to others who were not in the study or evaluation, and is also known as generalizability. Options A, B, C, and E refer to other concepts in evaluation such as the influence of external events (history), natural development (maturation), measurement accuracy (internal validity), and the influence of pretest scores (testing), respectively.

The Confidence That Evaluation Findings Will Generalize to Others Who