To study NCAA athletes at a local college, a researcher measures behavior in a portion of all athletes at the college. What type of statistics can the researcher use to draw conclusions about the behavior of all athletes at the college.

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Chelsea Kent

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3 August, 18:30

To study NCAA athletes at a local college, a researcher measures behavior in a portion of all athletes at the college. What type of statistics can the researcher use to draw conclusions about the behavior of all athletes at the college.

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Amelie Mora · Answer 1

Answer:Inferential Statistics

Explanation:Inferential Statistics in contrast to a descriptive statistics, inferential statistics can be used to test how realiable the results of the study are and can be used to infer characteristics of a small group of participants onto much bigger group of the entire population.