When the results on an experiment are likely to be replicated if the procedures are repeated,we are more confident the findings are not due to chance factors.When this occurs we state our findings are

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Reliability refers to the consistency of results and the likelihood of obtaining the same results if the experiment is replicated. Therefore, if the results are likely to be replicated when the procedures are repeated, we can state that our findings are reliable. Internally validity refers to the extent to which an experiment measures what it is intended to measure, sensitivity refers to the ability of an experiment to detect subtle differences or changes, and extraneous factors are variables that may impact the results but are not under study or control.

When the Results on an Experiment Are Likely to Be