Question

question 17 (2.5 points)
the difference between results obtained from a subset and results obtained from the whole is known as the

sampling error

probability

statistically significant

sample size

controlled variable

Explanation:

Sampling error occurs when there is a discrepancy between results from a subset (sample) and the whole (population). Probability is about likelihood of events. Statistically significant refers to results unlikely due to chance. Sample size is the number in a sample. Controlled variable is held constant in an experiment.

Answer:

sampling error