Major Threats To Validity

2 Parts 

• Create a detailed chart of major threats to validity for conclusion, construct and external validity.
• Write an essay that describes the major threats and how you would minimize them for internal validity.

Part 1

Create a chart, noting three types of threats for conclusion,  construct, and external validity. The following is an example of how you  may want to organize your chart. In column 1, specify the specific  threat; in column 2, provide a description of this threat; and in column  3, include a brief description of the method that is used to minimize  the threat.

Example chart attached! 

Part 2

After you have completed your chart, prepare an essay in which you  thoroughly describe the major threats to validity in external validity  and explain how you would minimize the threats. Support your essay  with five references that are scholarly and peer reviewed.

Length: 3 pages for the chart; 2-3 page essay (Not including title and reference pages)

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Due: March 11, 2019 by 12pm EST