Replication studies in education
A) sometimes are done to test the generalizability of the original study's findings to new settings and populations.
B) almost always find corroborative evidence for the findings of the study being replicated.
C) are invalid unless they follow the same methodology as that used in the original study.
D) can be used to search for more effective interventions than the one originally tested, but cannot be used to search for more efficient interventions.

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Replication studies in education are often conducted to see if the original study's findings hold true in different contexts or with different populations, thereby testing the generalizability of the results.

Replication Studies in Education