The amount of error in a poll that results from interviewing a group of people rather than the whole population under study is referred to as _________

A) sampling error
B) question error
C) inaccuracy of answers
D) inconsistent questioning
E) cultural diversity


A

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A. can be solved by larger groups by designating and following a leader B. generally decrease as groups get larger because the stakes are lower C. represent a trade-off with the prisoner's dilemma D. are unique to English-speaking countries

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

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