________ is the variation in the information sought by the researcher and the information generated by the measurement process employed.
A)Systematic error
B)Measurement error
C)Random error
D)Variable error

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Measurement error refers to the difference between the information researchers seek to measure and what is actually measured. Systematic error is caused by consistent bias or flaws in the measurement process, while random error refers to the unpredictable and unavoidable variations in measurement. Variable error is not a commonly used term in the context of measurement error.

________ Is the Variation in the Information Sought by the Researcher