True or False – In interpreting quantitative

True or False – In interpreting quantitative results, it is appropriate to be skeptical about their credibility until the evidence about their accuracy is evaluated. – The issue of construct validity is of relevance to the measurement of constructs but not to other methodological issues such as sampling. – It is appropriate to infer causality if the correlational results of statistical tests are consistent with hypotheses developed on the basis of theory. – The CONSORT guidelines recommend that researchers include a flowchart to document participant flow throughout a study. – Confidence intervals are useful for interpreting the meaning of statistical results, especially with regard to causality. – Researchers’ methodological decisions reflect their efforts to use proxies for theoretical constructs or “gold standard” methods.

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