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In Polling, the Difference Between the Sample's Results and Those

Question 24

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In polling, the difference between the sample's results and those that would have been obtained had the entire population been interviewed is

A) a failure of randomness.
B) a sampling error.
C) unlikely to happen at all.
D) likely to be very large.
E) a statistical miscalculation.

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