Asked by Wilson Garcia on Jun 24, 2024

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Participants selected for a survey from a population make up a group referred to as a __________

A) subpopulation.
B) critical mass.
C) subgroup.
D) sample.

Subpopulation

A distinct group within a larger population, often defined by specific characteristics or interests.

Critical Mass

A sufficient amount of something needed to maintain or start a process, especially in the context of nuclear reactions or creating social change.

Sample

A part of a population that is studied to reach conclusions about the entire population.

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Marko IveticJun 30, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
A group selected for a survey from a larger population is referred to as a sample. A subpopulation is a smaller group within a larger population, a critical mass refers to the minimum amount of something needed to create a significant effect, and a subgroup is a subset of a larger group based on specific criteria.