When Using Inferential Statistics All of the Following Assumptions Are

question 30

Multiple Choice

When using inferential statistics all of the following assumptions are accurate except:

• A) the sample must be drawn from the population about which inferences are being made
• B) the inferential statistics assume simple random sampling
• C) as long as the sample is drawn from a population that resembles the one about which inferences are to be made, the resulting statistic has value
• D) inferential statistics are addressed to sampling error only, they do not consider non-sampling errors

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Definitions:

Nail Body

The visible part of the nail, made of keratin, that covers and protects the tips of the fingers and toes.

Nail Bed

Epithelial tissue resting on dermis under the nail between the nail matrix and hyponychium; contributes to the formation of the nail.

Hyponychium

Thickened portion of the stratum corneum under the free edge of the nail.

Cuticle

The outer layer of living tissue, especially in plants, acting as a protective barrier. In humans and animals, it often refers to the outer layer of skin or the protective layer around the nail or hair.