Proponents of intersexuality might offer which of the following critiques of how samples are typically collected in psychological studies in the United States?
A. They are too small in size and lacking in statistical power.
B. They are largely composed of White, middle class participants--ignoring the individual differences that exist within sex.
C. They often offer extra credit or other confounding incentives for participation.
D. They aren’t truly random samples. People choose voluntarily whether or not to participate.
B. They are largely composed of White, middle class participants--ignoring the individual differences that exist within sex.
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