A specific confidence interval obtained from data will always correctly estimate the population parameter.

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A specific confidence interval obtained from data provides an estimate of the population parameter, but there is a chance (determined by the level of confidence chosen) that the interval may not contain the true population parameter. In other words, there is a level of uncertainty associated with any estimate obtained from a sample of data.

A Specific Confidence Interval Obtained from Data Will Always Correctly