Which statement regarding sampling error and sampling bias is accurate?
A) Sampling bias may be defined as the difference between data obtained from a simple random sample and the data that would be obtained if an entire population were measured.
B) Sampling bias occurs by chance.
C) Sampling error and sampling bias are synonymous.
D) Sampling error may be contained in sample data even when the most careful random sampling procedure has been used to obtain the sample.
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