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Why is replication important? (Multiple Choice)

Why is replication important?
a)   It increases the magnitude of the effect.
b)   It increases the importance of a finding across studies.
c)   It enhances evaluation of the reliability of a finding across studies.
d)   It increases the internal validity of the investigation.

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