What do you know about generalization and its role in inheritance?

Answer by  ferfer72 (2623)

When someone leaves a will, sometimes they are not specific. "Generalization" is when someone leaves a person a watch, for example, but owns 2 watches.

Answer by  JohnathonJustice (5)

Generalizations are generally and completely wrong. This unfortunately means that generations are constantly passing their wrongness down to future generations. Gradually the future generations are challenging these "assumed truths", breaking way into new social norms. Thankfully, these new social norms are becoming more acceptable.

Answer by  Travis404607 (3916)

In terms of inheritance, generalization is a faster process when settling an estate. Families work out issues themselves with regard to who gets what, not lawyers.