Social psychologists seldom address the question of external validity by conducting their experiments on random samples of people from all over.All of the following are reasons for this except

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Social psychologists are not content with doing inexact science, but rather strive for high internal validity in their experiments. The other options offer valid reasons why social psychologists may not prioritize external validity, such as the expense and difficulty of obtaining a representative sample. However, B is incorrect as it implies that social psychologists are not concerned with the accuracy and precision of their research, which is not the case.

Social Psychologists Seldom Address the Question of External Validity by Conducting