What term is given to a sample chosen at random from a population?
A) biased sample
B) cluster sample
C) unbiased sample
D) stratified sample

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A sample chosen at random from a population is called an unbiased sample, as it ensures that each individual in the population has an equal chance of being selected for the sample. Biased samples are ones that are intentionally or unintentionally skewed towards certain individuals or groups in the population, while cluster and stratified samples involve more complex sampling methods.

What Term Is Given to a Sample Chosen at Random