The number of people polled (e.g., in a Gallup poll of U.S. citizens)is not very important; rather, what matters are the methods of sampling and estimating error, which are typically not reported in detail. (True or false)

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The methods of sampling and estimating error are crucial for the accuracy and reliability of poll results, while the number of people polled may not necessarily ensure representativeness or validity. Therefore, it is true that the methods of sampling and estimating error are more important than the sample size and are often not reported in sufficient detail.

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