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A critic reviews a study and challenges the findings, pointing out that the subjects had reactivity and were aware of the experiment due to an obvious pretest. Is this challenge appropriate, and why or why not?
a)   No, because the findings may still be applicable.
b)   No, because the findings are typically generalizable.
c)   Yes, because the findings lack external validity.
d)   Yes, because the findings have serious internal validity errors.

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