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The process of assessing whether the results of an analysis are likely to hold outside of the original research setting. DO NOT use this tag for discussing 'validity' of a measurement or instrument (such as that it measures what it purports to), use [validity] tag instead.
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Is this a valid factor analysis approach for validating a multi-domain survey?
I would not consider this a valid approach. I would recommend reading Boateng et al. (selected because it is publicly available, not because it is necessarily a seminal work) and some introductory ps …
