When a researcher concludes that study findings are applicable to the total population,this is an example of
A) generalization.
B) inference.
C) probability.
D) significance.

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Generalizations are made when information gained from a specific instance is generalized to the general population.A statistical inference is made from the study findings obtained from a specific sample and applied to the target population.Probability refers to the likelihood that a variable fall at a certain point in the range of data scores.Significance is a value indicating the chance that values are from different groups when the value of one group is not within the range of values of another group.

When a Researcher Concludes That Study Findings Are Applicable to the Total