Univariate analysis: Group of answer choices That list or quasi list of units composing a population from which a sample is selected. If the sample is to be representative of the population, it is essential that the sampling frame include all (or nearly all) members of the population. The standard distance between elements selected from a population for a sample. The analysis of a single variable, for purposes of description. Frequency distributions, averages, and measures of dispersion would be examples of univariate analysis, as distinguished from bivariate and multivariate analysis. The proportion of elements in the population that are selected to be in a sample