Confidence interval is a measure of?

Correct answer: B. Precision

  • A. Accuracy
  • B. Precision
  • C. Error
  • D. All of above

Explanation

A confidence interval expresses the precision of an estimate by showing a range of plausible parameter values. Accuracy concerns closeness to the true value, which cannot be guaranteed merely by calculating an interval.

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