overgeneralization

"You're making an overgeneralization about those eight black jurors," he says.

Therefore, this may turn into a source of overgeneralization while these learners learn the target language.

Limited concepts can lead to two things- undergeneralization and overgeneralization.

However, the rule would permit the following example of overgeneralization:

He was accused of overgeneralization on a number of counts.

It is hard not to be sympathetic to the thought that philosophers are prone to overgeneralization.

Overgeneralization often occurs when information is passed through nontechnical sources, in particular mass media.

Any time you apply a label to a particular group, you run the risk of overgeneralization.

Multiple reviewers noted points of overgeneralization in the book.

That's an overgeneralization, of course, but one that contains plenty of truth.

Knowledge gaps can lead to overgeneralization, where a particular rule is applied to instances that are not relevant.

These differences are furthermore linked to the well-known patterns of under and overgeneralization in infant word learning.

Each of us has many success and failures, so to rate your total self-worth based on once incident is a gross overgeneralization.

Overgeneralization occurs when studies extrapolate from a gender biased sample to the whole population.

As I tried to argue in a column about the ports deal, this reaction is a crude overgeneralization, but it's there.

Hackers enjoy overgeneralization on the grammatical level as well.

Three prominent errors in early word use are overgeneralization, overextension, and underextension.

All too often, however, he undermines his own authority by resorting to overstatement and overgeneralization.

Organizing art by gender is a common route to overgeneralization; obviously, no four-disk set could represent a world of women.

This might be due to overgeneralization of a pattern found in adjacent Saxonian dialects.

But you pretended it was an overgeneralization.

Conclusions: State primary conclusions and their clinical applications, avoiding overgeneralization.

Too often, the book stumbles into overgeneralization.

Respectfully, sir, to call them terrorists is an overgeneralization," Shar protested. "

(Not a surprise that there was little complaint my overgeneralization of their people as "wonderful.")