A "Distribution of Differences Between Means" Can Be Thought of as a Distribution

question 51

Multiple Choice

A "distribution of differences between means" can be thought of as a distribution of

• A)difference scores,which are found by subtracting sample means from the population mean.
• B)the differences obtained when several methods of estimating the population mean are used in sequence.
• C)the differences obtained when a sample mean from one population is repeatedly subtracted from a sample mean from another population.
• D)the differences between a single sample from Population 1 and all possible samples from Population 2.

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