Question

A college health center identifies lack of testicular self-examination among students and implements an intense summer wellness program focusing on the benefits of testicular self-examination. Afterward, a count indicates an increased number of students who do not complete testicular self-examinations.A. History

B. Maturation
C. Testing
D. Mortality
E. Selection bias

Answer 1

Answer:The question is incomplete.

Below Is the complete question.

Which internal validity threat is suspected?

A college health center identifies lack of testicular self-examination among students and implements an intense summer wellness program focusing on the benefits of testicular self-examination. Afterward, a count indicates an increased number of students who do not complete testicular self-examinationsA. History

B. Maturation

C. Testing

D. Mortality

E. Selection bias

The correct answer is option D. Mortality.

Step-by-step explanation:

Mortality is the internal validity threat that is suspected.

Testicular self-examination is a vital examination that is use to take note of changed that might be evident in the male external genitalia and to check/rule out the onset of any reproductive health disease/disorder.

Mortality/death might have been a proven threat on the awareness and program on self- testicular examination.

Students that aren't aware of testicular self-examination initially and might have underlying health conditions prior to the awareness might have lost their lives in the course of the program causing a decrease in the count of students who were able to complete the testicular self-examination.

Answer 2

COMPLETE QUESTION:

A college health center identifies lack of testicular self-examination among students and implements an intense summer wellness program focusing on the benefits of testicular self-examination. Afterward, a count indicates an increased number of students who do not complete testicular self-examinations.

Which internal validity threat is suspected?

A. History

B. Maturation

C. Testing

D. Mortality

E. Selection bias

ANSWER: (D) MORTALITY

Step-by-step explanation:

Internal validity is the degree to which a control or piece of evidence backs a claim or decision about a result, during the process of an experiment or study.

The degree of control incorporated over potential overstated variables describes the level of internal validity and about eight (8) effects of internal validity had been described.

However, in the above scenario (where count indicates an increased number of students) depicts a MORTALITY in the study.

This effect occurred as a result of inference made on the basis of only those students that have participated from the beginning to the end of the experiment or study. Presumably, students may have dropped out of the study before completion, and other possible reasons.