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Imagine you are conducting a study and asking participants: "How sexually satisfied are you?" Prior research shows that different people have varying definitions of what constitutes sexual satisfaction. What is the problem with how you are asking the question about sexual satisfaction? • You do not operationalize sexual satisfaction. Therefore the validity, but not the reliability, is compromised. - You do not use a definition. Therefore the validity is compromised. The ethical considerations in studying sexual behaviors. There is nothing wrong with the way you are asking the question.

          Imagine you are conducting a study and asking participants: "How sexually satisfied are
you?" Prior research shows that different people have varying definitions of what
constitutes sexual satisfaction. What is the problem with how you are asking the question
about sexual satisfaction?
• You do not operationalize sexual satisfaction. Therefore the validity, but not the reliability, is
compromised.
- You do not use a definition. Therefore the validity is compromised.
The ethical considerations in studying sexual behaviors.
There is nothing wrong with the way you are asking the question.

Imagine you are conducting a study and asking participants: "How sexually satisfied are
you?" Prior research shows that different people have varying definitions of what
constitutes sexual satisfaction. What is the problem with how you are asking the question
about sexual satisfaction?
• You do not operationalize sexual satisfaction. Therefore the validity, but not the reliability, is
compromised.
- You do not use a definition. Therefore the validity is compromised.
The ethical considerations in studying sexual behaviors.
There is nothing wrong with the way you are asking the question.

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