When a population is small and the sampling fraction is substantial, which adjustment is commonly applied to the standard error?
Correct answer: A. Finite population correction
- A. Finite population correction
- B. Continuity correction
- C. Bonferroni correction
- D. Yates correction
Explanation
The finite population correction accounts for the reduced variability that occurs when sampling without replacement from a small population. The other corrections address different statistical issues and are not the standard adjustment for this situation.
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