Sometimes, static language also includes exaggerations of the behavior's frequency. This is also known as the

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The term "fallacy of overgeneralization" refers to the cognitive bias or error of applying a general rule too broadly. In the context of static language and exaggerations of behavior's frequency, it implies incorrectly assuming that a behavior always occurs in a certain way, based on limited instances. This overgeneralization can lead to misunderstandings or misrepresentations of behavior patterns.

Sometimes, Static Language Also Includes Exaggerations of the Behavior's Frequency