Astudy done on the driving habits of motorists in 1925 will be generalizable to present-day motorists. is this true or false

            False.

Explanation:

            The question is asking us whether a study done on the driving habits of motorists in 1925 will be generalizable to present-day motorists. This is false: it would not - in 1925 the traffic was a lot smaller than today and people did not have to fear collisions as much as today. This surely affects the driving habits, so a study from 1925 would not be generalizable to today. A lot of things changes , so its not possible.

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