In a research article involving a sample and a known population mean, frequently reported statistics would include:
A)the standard error and the mean
B)the power, effect size, and mode
C)t scores, Z scores, and variance
D)t scores and the distribution of means

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The standard error and the mean are important statistics to report when dealing with a sample and a known population mean. The standard error provides information about the variability of the sample mean and how well it represents the population mean, while the mean provides information about the central tendency of the sample. Reporting t or Z scores and variance might also be relevant, but they are not as commonly reported as the standard error and mean. Power, effect size, and mode are not relevant statistics in this context.

In a Research Article Involving a Sample and a Known