Mathematical methods that allow us to determine whether we can generalise findings from our sample to the full population are called
A)central tendencies.
B)inferential statistics.
C)dispersion
D)descriptive statistics.

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Inferential statistics allow us to make inferences or generalizations about a larger population based on our sample data. Central tendencies (A) and dispersion (C) are descriptive statistics that describe the characteristics of the sample, and descriptive statistics (D) simply summarize or describe the sample data.

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