The bell-shaped curve is representative of:
A) standard deviations
B) standard error
C) the sampling distribution of a very large number of samples
D) sampling error

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The bell-shaped curve, also known as the normal distribution, is a representation of the sampling distribution of a very large number of samples. It is a theoretical distribution that describes the distribution of a population's values. The symmetrical shape of the curve indicates that most scores fall near the mean, which is also the peak of the curve.

The Bell-Shaped Curve Is Representative Of