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Simon is interested in the effect of emotions on body temperature. He randomly assigns his participants to either pretend that they are very sad or to pretend that they are very angry. He then measures their body temperature. He finds no difference between the two groups (t(34)=0.23, n. s.). There is a problem with validity. Which validity is weak in this example? internal validity, external validity, statistical validity, or construct validity
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