The Natural Tendency of Research Samples to Differ from the Population

question 6

Multiple Choice

The natural tendency of research samples to differ from the population from which they were drawn and from each other is known as:

• A) sampling bias
• B) random error
• C) sampling error
• D) design flaw

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