In General,collectives Differ from Other Groups in Terms of Size

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In general,collectives differ from other groups in terms of size (they are larger),proximity of members (they are often dispersed),and duration (they often come into existence and disband quickly).

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Definitions:

Population Distribution

The spread of people across a given area or the spread of values of a particular variable across the population studied.

Sample Mean

The average computed from a sample of data, representing the central tendency of the sample.

Large Sample Sizes

Refers to a substantial amount of data points in a sample, which facilitates more accurate estimates of the population parameter.

Degrees of Freedom

A concept in statistics that describes the number of values in the final calculation of a statistic that are free to vary when estimating parameters of a population.