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Which of the following best explains the difference between a population and a sample?
A sample and a population are always the same in well-designed studies.
A population is always larger than a sample, but both include all possible data.
A population includes all individuals or items of interest, while a sample includes only a portion selected from the population.
A sample includes all individuals of interest, while a population is just a subset.
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