Convenience Sampling - Deviation scores - Frequency distribution - Inferential statistics - Mean - Median - Mode - Normal distribution - Percentage distribution - Population - Probability distribution - Probability Sampling - Proportion - Range - Sampling distribution - Standard deviation - Variance A. How far away any observation is from the mean. B. The distance between the smallest and largest values of a frequency distribution. C. A measure of variability or dispersion. D. A systematic bell shaped distribution that describes the expected probability distribution of man chance occurrences. E. The organization of a frequency distribution into a table that summarizes percentage values associated with particular values of a variable into a table. F. Is a complete group of entities sharing some common set of characters. G. The organization of probability values associated with particular values of a variable into a table. H. A sampling technique in which every member of the population will have a known nonzero probability chance of being selected. I. The percentage of population elements that successfully meet some criteria. J. Statistics used to make inferences or judgment about a population on the basis of the sample. K. A measure of central tendency, the arithmetic average. L. The sampling procedure used to obtain those units most conveniently available. M. The quantitative index of a distribution's spread or var