In addition to random sampling and adequate sample size, what else must be considered when deciding if the results of a survey can be generalized to a larger population?

In addition to random sampling and adequate sample size, **A (question bias)** and **B (question order)** are critical factors to consider when assessing whether the results of a survey can be generalized to a larger population. Question bias can affect how respondents interpret and answer questions, while question order can influence their responses based on previous questions.

While participant age (C) may also be relevant depending on the context of the survey, it is not a universal factor like the other two in terms of generalization.

Survey repetition (D) is less relevant to the question of generalization to a larger population.

Thus, **A (question bias)** and **B (question order)** would be the most pertinent answers to your question.