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Sample Representativeness in Psychological and Brain Science Research

2024-08-09

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<p>Psychological and brain science explore human behavior and the human brain by studying volunteers who participate in these studies, and the generalizability of findings in these fields largely depends on the representativeness of samples. However, the representativeness of samples in psychological and neuroscience research has long been criticized. There are two main problems with current research: (1) Lack of...

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Literature Corpus work: 0f89900e-b14e-5204-b4de-5235616406a9
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/z7uj2

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