The ability to generalize from findings about one group, population, or setting to other groups, populations, or settings is known as ______.

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Cross-population generalizability refers to the ability to generalize findings from one population or setting to other populations or settings. Crossed sample generalizability refers to the ability to generalize findings from one sample to other samples, while sample validation refers to the process of validating a sample's representativeness of a larger population. Resource generalizability pertains to the generalizability of findings across different resources, such as different instruments or observers.

The Ability to Generalize from Findings About One Group, Population