Researchers guard against overgeneralizing their results to worldwide societies by carrying out

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Cross-cultural comparisons involve gathering data from multiple cultures, which can reveal similarities and differences between them. This helps researchers avoid making assumptions about all societies based on limited data from one culture or region. Naturalistic observations, interview studies, and correlational studies may provide valuable information, but they do not specifically address cross-cultural comparisons.

Researchers Guard Against Overgeneralizing Their Results to Worldwide Societies by Carrying