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B. True or False. For each statement, determine whether it is true or false based on your understanding of the content. Choose a "Yes" for True or "No" for False.

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Frequency distribution is a method used to organize data into categories.

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In data analysis, the term "sampling" refers to collecting all available data.

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In a survey, the population is the sample selected for the study.

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Data can be gathered by anyone.

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Qualitative data can be measured in numerical terms.

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Secondary data is more accurate than primary data.

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Primary data is collected directly from original sources.

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Sampling involves selecting a representative subset of data from the entire population.

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A questionnaire is an example of secondary data collection.

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The first step in the data collection process is reporting findings.

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