The degree to which a theory or set of hypotheses being compared across cultures are equivalent-that is,whether they have the same meaning and relevance in all the cultures being compared is called _____.
A)sampling bias
B)method bias
C)response bias
D)conceptual bias

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The degree of equivalence in theories or hypotheses being compared across cultures is called conceptual bias. This refers to the extent to which a concept or construct has the same meaning and relevance in different cultures. Sampling bias refers to the selection of participants that do not represent the population being studied, method bias refers to systematic errors introduced by the research approach, and response bias refers to tendencies of participants to answer questions in a certain way.

The Degree to Which a Theory or Set of Hypotheses