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Social & Emotional InfluenceMember ingredient
Cultural Bias
“Cultural bias” is an umbrella warning that a product, study or decision can treat one group's language, norms and experience as if they were universal.
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Checked source previewAcademic paper
Toward a Psychology of Homo Sapiens: Making Psychological Science More Representative of the Human Population
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- What it supports
- The analysis found that research continued to draw on a narrow cultural base and often generalised beyond the population actually sampled.
- Where it may not transfer
- One journal and its reporting practices cannot represent all psychological science. Coding publication text identifies sampling and generalisation problems but does not specify which product design will work in a given community.
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