The Independent Variable Is the Variable Administered to the Experimental

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The independent variable is the variable administered to the experimental group and the dependent variable is the variable administered to the control group.

Distinguish between different sampling methods and understand the importance of randomness in sample selection.

Differentiate between sampling error and its relationship with population and sample means.

Grasp the concept and calculation of standard error of the mean in various sampling scenarios.

Comprehend the concept of a simple random sample and its properties.

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