The process of representing an entire population of data by repeatedly sampling from the original sample is called:
A) repeated sampling.
B) bootstrapping.
C) transformation.
D) null hypothesis testing.

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The process described is bootstrapping, which involves repeatedly sampling from the original sample to estimate population parameters and construct confidence intervals. Option A (repeated sampling) is a general term that could apply to any sampling process, whereas options C and D (transformation and null hypothesis testing) are not related to the described process.

The Process of Representing an Entire Population of Data by Repeatedly