Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Generalization"

A: The difinition of the word itself is 'making something broader'. Generalization is a statement that is often true, but not completely true in all cases. 

Example in sentence:

1. It is not uncommon for people to draw a conclusion or generalization based on only a few instances of a phenomenon.

2. He is making sweeping generalisations to get his point across.

3. Making generalizations about occupations is not very helpful.

4. Vague generalizations are likely to lead to bad feelings and misunderstandings.

A: 1. It is unwise to be hasty in generalization.

2. The evaluation of conduct involves some amount of generalization.

3. In logical nets, generalization depends on chance exact match between some portion of the retinal image and a training instance.

4. Those who reject generalization insist that history consists of unique and separate events.

5. This analysis applies directly to generalization tests for acquired equivalence of the sort depicted in Table 5.1.

There aren't really any expression with this word and it more commonly seen as a formal words that's used in more intellectual sentences. I would say it isn't used that often.

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A: As nouns the difference between generality and generalisation. is that generality is the quality of being general while generalisation is generalisation

A: Apart from the pronunciation which the other users have already helped you with, take note that generalisation is the correct spelling in the U.K. :)

A: I would probably say, "this" but you could say either one.

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A: No, it must have both! ㅠㅠ

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