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    The Difference Between the Results a Researcher Gets from a Sample
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The Difference Between the Results a Researcher Gets from a Sample

Question 2

Question 2

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The difference between the results a researcher gets from a sample and what the results might have been had the entire population been polled is called:


A) random sampling error.
B) standard error.
C) standard deviation.
D) sampling shift.

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