A study that is repeated with the major conceptual variables operationalized differently,but yielding similar results,is said to have been:

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A study that is conceptually replicated means that the same general idea or concept was tested with different operationalizations of its key variables. Despite these differences, the study yielded similar results, which suggests that the findings are robust and not limited to the specific way the variables were measured or manipulated. This type of replication is important for establishing the generalizability and validity of scientific findings. Option A, external validation, refers to the degree to which a study's findings can be generalized to other populations, settings, or measures. Option B, internal validation, refers to the degree to which a study's methods and analyses are sound and trustworthy. Option D, direct replication, refers to repeating a study precisely as it was conducted before, to test whether the original findings can be reproduced. This type of replication is important for establishing the reliability of scientific findings.

A Study That Is Repeated with the Major Conceptual Variables