Question 1 a. Studies that randomize participants into intervention or control g

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a. Studies that randomize participants into intervention or control groups can still meet the "distributive justice" principle even though not all the participants receive the intervention.

- True
- False

b. If the primary outcome of your study perfectly captures the concept you are studying, you could say that your study has excellent...

.   External Validity

.   Reliability

.   Construct Validity

.   None of the Above

c. If the richest person in town moved to the poorest neighborhood in town, and you then calculated the average income of that neighborhood, you would be at risk of committing an ecological fallacy.

- True
- False

Explanation / Answer

a)

Studies that randomize participants into intervention or control groups can still meet the "distributive justice" principle even though not all the participants receive the intervention.

True

b)

If the primary outcome of your study perfectly captures the concept you are studying, you could say that your study has excellent.

External Validity

c)

If the richest person in town moved to the poorest neighborhood in town, and you then calculated the average income of that neighborhood, you would be at risk of committing an ecological fallacy.

True

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