We can predetermine (and control)the level of sampling error, and we can predetermine the amount of nonsampling error we will have.

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While we can try to minimize both sampling and nonsampling error through proper study design and data collection methods, we cannot completely control or predetermine the amount of nonsampling error that may occur. Nonsampling error refers to errors that are not related to the random sampling process, such as errors in measurement, data entry or processing, or bias in participant selection or response. These types of errors can be more difficult to identify and control for compared to sampling error.

We Can Predetermine (And Control)the Level of Sampling Error, and We