How Are Population and Sample Different

question 3

Multiple Choice

How are population and sample different?

• A) A sample can be an object or an event; a population refers to individuals or groups of people.
• B) A population has a broad set of defining characteristics, whereas a sample has a narrow set of defining characteristics.
• C) A population is a representative segment of a defined sample.
• D) A sample is a representative segment of a defined population.

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Definitions:

Factor Analysis

An analytical method which aims to detect foundational factors or variables explaining the correlation patterns among observed variables.

Heredity

The passing of traits or characteristics from parents to offspring through genes.

Environmental-Mold Trait

A characteristic or tendency believed to be shaped by one's surroundings and experiences.

Constitutional Traits

Characteristics or qualities of an individual that are considered to be inherent or innate, often relating to physical constitution.