The Most Generalizable Findings Are Most Likely to Be Found

question 64

Multiple Choice

The most generalizable findings are most likely to be found in a survey with

• A) a representative sample.
• B) 2,000 rather than 10,000 people in the study.
• C) questionnaires that gather data analyzable using computers.
• D) fewer questions, thereby producing less data points.

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Definitions:

Ingroup Identification

Ingroup identification is the psychological process of aligning oneself with the norms, values, and behaviors of one's reference group, enhancing feelings of belonging and identity.

Expressive Intensity

The degree of strength or forcefulness with which emotions are expressed or communicated.

Acculturative Stress

The psychological impact of adaptation to a new culture, which can result in anxiety, depression, and identity confusion.

Marginalisation

The process of pushing certain groups or individuals to the edge of society by not allowing them an active voice, or diminishing their roles.