A conclusion from a specific experiment is true and valid on

A conclusion from a specific experiment is true and valid only under the conditions in which the experiment was performed true or false

Solution

Answer: False

Scientist repeats an experiment many times to draw a valid conclusion and the results of each test should be similar. Causal conclusion can also be considered externally invalid when they occur only under the experimental conditions. It means that any experiment must be true in both controlled and natural conditions. Then the conclusion of the experiment is valid. If the experiment is true in only controlled conditions but in not in natural conditions, then the conclusion is not valid