What is a similarity between exceptions, subtypes, and extending internal validity?

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What is a similarity between exceptions, subtypes, and extending internal validity?
a)   They all apply to special populations.
b)   They all are types of assessing measurement.
c)   They all are uncommon sources of study inspiration.
d)   They all encompass sources of generality.

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