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Using sentence stems

Sometimes it is hard to think of what to say when discussing concepts. Having sentence stems is a good way to prompt your writing and help you make your points clear to an examiner. Always avoid using qualifiers like “high” or “low.” Do not say that “internal validity was high.” Instead, say that internal validity was increased by …. or internal validity was compromised (or decreased) by …. Often, internal validity...

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