Overgeneralization in a Research Report Refers to

question 4

Multiple Choice

Overgeneralization in a research report refers to

• A) using instruments in the study that lack reliability and validity.
• B) stating conclusions that are not warranted by the results.
• C) reporting a larger response rate than actually participated.
• D) conducting inferential statistics on nominal level data.

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Definitions:

Ethnography

A qualitative research method used in social sciences to study cultures and communities through direct observation, participant observation, and other immersive techniques.

Unpredictable

Capable of changing or varying in a way that is not expected.

Time-Consuming

Refers to an activity or process that requires a considerable amount of time to complete.

Less Valuable

Describes items or assets that hold lower worth or importance in comparison to others.