Meaning of overgeneralises

1. She tends to overgeneralise when it comes to her opinions about certain groups of people.
2. The author overgeneralises in his book by making sweeping statements about entire populations.
3. It is important not to overgeneralise based on limited information.
4. The teacher warned the students not to overgeneralise when making conclusions about the experiment.
5. The politician's speech was criticized for overgeneralising about the views of the opposition party.
6. The study found that participants tended to overgeneralise their experiences when recalling past events.
7. It is a common mistake to overgeneralise about a culture based on a few individuals.
8. The journalist overgeneralised the impact of the new policy without considering all possible outcomes.
9. The therapist encouraged the patient to avoid overgeneralising negative thoughts about themselves.
10. The coach reminded the team not to overgeneralise the outcome of one game to their overall performance.