Using a single-gender sample and then interpreting the results as if they were true of all people is an example of ______.
A) the error of overgeneralization
B) a problem with imprecise psychological measurement
C) a particular kind of observer effect
D) a tendency to stereotype
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Q1: Studies of bias in the design of
Q3: The term for a variety of conditions
Q4: The _ is a system of conceptualizing
Q5: A study that compares two groups--males and
Q6: _ is the term for the belief
Q7: In one study of adolescent girls' experiences
Q8: Bias that recognizes a person's birth-assigned gender
Q9: Intersectionality is defined as _.
A) a part
Q10: A definition of "psychological measurement" is
A) the
Q11: "Feminist" can be defined as _.
A) a
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