Systematic error occurs when aspects of your sampling procedure act in an inconsistent way to make some sampling elements more likely to be chosen for participation than others.

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Systematic error occurs when there is a consistent, repeatable error associated with faulty equipment or a flawed experiment design, leading to results that are not accurate. It does not relate to the likelihood of sampling elements being chosen.

Systematic Error Occurs When Aspects of Your Sampling Procedure Act