An example of a subtle sex bias in research would be
A)the failure of psychological journals to report the gender of participants.
B)emphasizing research on all-female samples cannot be generalized to men,but failing to do the same thing when all-male samples are used.
C)treating all-female samples as if they have limitations all-male samples do not.
D)All the above are correct.

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All of the options listed reflect examples of subtle sex bias in research. Option A reflects a failure to consider gender as a relevant variable in research, which can obscure potential differences between men and women. Option B reflects a bias toward male perspectives and experiences as the default, while treating women as an afterthought. Option C reflects a bias against all-female research, as if the exclusion of men automatically makes a study less valid, whereas all-male research is rarely subject to the same scrutiny.

An Example of a Subtle Sex Bias in Research Would