The Difference Between the Results of Two Surveys or Samples

question 48

Multiple Choice

 The difference between the results of two surveys or samples is called 

• A) flawed research. 
• B) sampling error. 
• C) type one error. 
• D) type two error. 
• E) confidence error.

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