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generalisation

/ˌdʒen.ər.ə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/ˌdʒen.ər.ə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее широкое утверждение или вывод, применимый ко многим случаям, или процесс формирования таких общих понятий путем абстрагирования общих свойств.

A noun referring to a broad statement or conclusion that applies to many instances, or the process of forming such general concepts by abstracting common properties.

  1. Broad statement or conclusionB2formal

    An idea or conclusion that applies to many situations or things, often based on limited evidence.

    ruОбобщение

    • Making a generalization about all teenagers based on one example is unfair.
    • The article was full of broad generalizations about the economy.
    • Scientists are careful to avoid hasty generalizations in their research.

    Synonymsgenerality

    Antonymsexceptionparticularityspecificity

  2. Process of abstractionC1formal

    The process of forming general concepts by identifying common properties from specific instances.

    ruОбобщение

    • The generalization of mathematical principles from specific problems is a key skill.
    • In linguistics, generalization helps explain how children learn grammar rules.
    • The theory was developed through the generalization of observed patterns.

    Synonymsabstractionconceptualizationgeneralizationinduction

  3. Inductive reasoningC1formal

    Reasoning that moves from specific facts or observations to broader general principles.

    ruИндуктивное рассуждение

    • Inductive generalization is a common method in scientific discovery.
    • The philosopher argued that all knowledge comes from generalization of experience.
    • Generalization from data is essential for forming hypotheses.

    Synonymsinductioninductive reasoning

    Antonymsinstantiationparticularizationspecification

  4. Stimulus generalizationC2formalscientific

    In psychology, the tendency to respond to a stimulus that is similar to the original conditioned stimulus.

    ruГенерализация стимула

    • Pavlov's dogs showed generalization by salivating to similar tones.
    • Stimulus generalization can explain why phobias sometimes spread to related situations.
    • Therapists work to reduce generalization in anxiety disorders.

    Antonymsdiscrimination

Forms
  • generalisations plural form
  • generalisations' possessive plural form
  • generalisation's possessive singular form
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