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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