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    When a Sample Mean Is Greater Than the True, Population
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When a Sample Mean Is Greater Than the True, Population

Question 3

Question 3

Multiple Choice

When a sample mean is greater than the true, population mean, the resulting difference is called


A) bias
B) statistical regression
C) measurement transformation
D) sampling error

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