Questions: Question 4 2 pts What is one way in which psychology samples tend to be unrepresentative of the world population? They tend to be from warm climates. They tend to have a short attention span. They tend to be from North America. They tend to be high school students. They tend to be mostly male.

The answer is they tend to be from North America.

This is not a widely recognized issue in psychological research. While some studies may focus on specific climates, it is not a general characteristic of psychology samples.

This is not a typical characteristic used to describe the unrepresentativeness of psychology samples. Attention span can vary widely among individuals and is not a defining feature of sample bias.

This is a well-documented issue in psychological research. Many studies, especially those conducted in Western countries, tend to use samples from North America, leading to a lack of diversity and representativeness of the global population. This is often referred to as the "WEIRD" (Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, and Democratic) bias.

While some studies may use high school students, especially in educational psychology, this is not a predominant issue across all psychological research.

Historically, some fields of research have had a male bias, but in contemporary psychology, there is a significant effort to include diverse gender representation. Therefore, this is not the most accurate answer compared to the North American bias.