In the context of measurement, ________ refers to the extent to which a measure provides similar results across time, research settings, and populations.
A) relational validity
B) content validity
C) substantive validity
D) generalizability

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Generalizability refers to the extent to which a measure can provide consistent and accurate results across different contexts and populations, including different times and research settings. Relational validity refers to the degree to which the measure correlates with other measures of the same construct, content validity refers to the degree to which the measure covers all aspects of the construct it aims to measure, and substantive validity refers to the degree to which the measure supports the theory or hypotheses that it is intended to test.

In the Context of Measurement, ________ Refers to the Extent