A statistical estimate of the standard deviation one would obtain from the distribution of an infinite number of estimates of the difference between the means of two groups is the ____.
A)standard error of the difference
B)estimated error
C)regression coefficient
D)correction factor

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The standard error of the difference is the statistical estimate of the standard deviation one would obtain from the distribution of an infinite number of estimates of the difference between the means of two groups. Option B, estimated error, is too generic and not specific to the context. Option C, regression coefficient, is not relevant to the context of comparing means of two groups. Option D, correction factor, is not commonly used in this context.

A Statistical Estimate of the Standard Deviation One Would Obtain