The variation between the population defined by the researcher and the population as implied by the sampling frame (list)used is ________.
A) sampling frame error
B) recording error
C) questioning error
D) unwillingness error

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Sampling frame error occurs when the sampling frame used does not accurately represent the population being studied. This can result in variations between the defined population and the actual population represented in the sample, leading to inaccuracies in the research findings. Recording error, questioning error, and unwillingness error are all different types of errors that can occur during data collection and are not directly related to the sampling frame used.

The Variation Between the Population Defined by the Researcher and the Population