I’m giving brainlist

1. Overgeneralization

2. Personal bias

3. Overgeneralization

Explanation:

Overgeneralization refers to drawing bold conclusions with too little data or reasoning. A common example is assuming you'll never do good in math because you failed one math quiz.

Personal bias means doing something based on your beliefs, needs, or morals without considering or regarding any objective data at all.

Using these definitions, we can determine:

1. Drawing a conclusion with too little data is known as overgeneralization.

2. Drawing a conclusion not based on the data is known as personal bias.

3. An example of overgeneralization.

1) overgeneralization

2) illogical conclusion

3) overgeneralization