If psychology relies on narrow Western student samples, what is the risk for theories of human behaviour?
They may describe other cultures, not Western participants generally.
They may eliminate sample bias, making findings universally valid.
They may describe biological universals, not cultural differences.
They may describe one culture/sample, not humans generally.
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