Let's say the car company surveys only people living in small towns or on farms in rural areas. If the company makes a

generalization from this survey, how will the generalization be biased?

Answer: The generalization will be biased because people living in cities and urban areas of the country were excluded from the possibility of being included in the sample.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Sample therefore is not a true representation of the population.

PLATO Answer: Only part of the world population lives in small towns or rural areas. Generalizations based on such a sample could be biased toward trucks and SUVs. People living on farms often depend on their vehicles for towing and for transporting equipment and produce.