The more a study is replicated in different contexts,the stronger the internal validity will be.

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Internal validity refers to how well an experiment is done, especially whether it avoids confounding (i.e., ensures that the change in the dependent variable is due to the independent variable). Replicating a study in different contexts strengthens its external validity, not its internal validity, by showing that the results can be generalized across various settings or populations.

The More a Study Is Replicated in Different Contexts,the Stronger