The standard error of a statistic describes (a) The standard deviation of the sampling distribution of that
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The standard error of a statistic describes
(a) The standard deviation of the sampling distribution of that statistic.
(b) The standard deviation of the sample data.
(c) How close that statistic is likely to fall to the parameter that it estimates.
(d) The variability in the values of the statistic for repeated random samples of size n.
(e) The error that occurs due to nonresponse and measurement errors.
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