Question

Quantitative researchers seek to ensure that their findings can be applied to other groups and settings. what is this called?

Answer 1

This is known as external validity.

External validity refers to the extent to which findings from a research study can be extrapolated or generalized to people who were not part of the study, or to the population in general. In quantitative research, generalizability or external validity of a study serves as a quality check when assessing the value of a study.