用generalize about造句子，“generalize about”造句

Western psychologists routinely generalize about "human" traits from data on this slender subpopulation, and psychologists elsewhere cite these papers as evidence.

Nisbett's findings are interesting and persuasive, even though it is perilous to try to generalize about such large yet diverse groups of people who appear quite similar on the surface.

The theory is an effort to generalize about relationships that occur regularly, not about coincidental happenings.

The questions associated with pictures and stories often ask students to make inferences or to generalize about what they have read.

Can you generalize about people in the South?

It’s hard to generalize about this situation, as it really depends on your relationship with particular users and how they approach you.

When these psychologists write about their own country, all is well. But things deteriorate when they generalize about human nature.

It is dangerous to generalize about people.

You cannot generalize about the effects of the drug from one or two cases.