You can take any finding in the survey,replicate the survey with a random sample of the same size,and be"very likely"to find the same finding within the ±% range of the original sample's finding.

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This statement is true. The margin of error in a survey is calculated based on the sample size and the level of confidence. With a larger sample size, the margin of error decreases, but even with a small sample size, if the survey is well-designed and conducted, the findings are likely to be replicated with a similar margin of error. Therefore, if a finding in a survey is replicated with a random sample of the same size, it is very likely to fall within the same range of ±%, which is the margin of error of the survey.

You Can Take Any Finding in the Survey,replicate the Survey