القابليَّة للتَّعميم [Generalizability]

مصطلحات ذات صلة: Conceptual replication, External Validity, Opportunistic sampling, Sampling bias, WEIRD **Alternative definition:** Applying modified materials and/or analysis pipelines to new data or samples to answer the same hypothesis (different materials, different data) to test how generalizable the effect under study is (The Turing Way Community & Scriberia, 2021). **Related terms to alternative definition:** (if applicable): Conceptual Replication

مراجع:

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كتبه وراجعه: Aoife O’Mahony, Adrien Fillon, Matt Jaquiery, Tina Lonsdorf, Sam Parsons, Julia Wolska