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How to Randomly Sample the Globe: A First Step

2026-01-18

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<p>There is a major gap between collecting convenience samples in western countries and a simple random sample of humans all over the world which would be necessary for the generalization of research findings. But, although research might never reach the generalizability of the globe, it does not mean we can not move closer. In this article, we map a framework for moving closer towards true generalizability of hum...

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10.31234/osf.io/chqvu_v1
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