In general, as the sample size (N) increases:
A. The confidence interval is unaffected
B. The confidence interval becomes less accurate.
C. The confidence interval gets narrower.
D. The confidence interval gets wider.
Answer: C
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a. cohort c. trend b. panel d. cross-sectional
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Unless a test is administered according to the __________ the results are invalid
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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a. the knowledge of subject matter. b. pedagogical knowledge. c. professional decision making. d. a teaching strategy.