The likelihood that a specified interval will contain the population parameter is referred to as
A)an upper bound.
B)a lower bound.
C)the confidence level.
D)the margin of error.

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The likelihood that a specified interval will contain the population parameter is referred to as the confidence level. The other options, such as upper bound, lower bound, and margin of error, are all related to the estimation process, but they do not directly correspond to the probability of the interval containing the true population parameter.

The Likelihood That a Specified Interval Will Contain the Population