interpretation - the act of explaining or making sense of data or results., sample - a small part of a larger group that is studied to understand the whole., hypothesis - an educated guess about how things work, which can be tested through study., methodology - a system of methods and principles used in a particular area of study or research., reliability - the consistency of a measure or result over time and across different situations., results - the findings or outcomes obtained after conducting an experiment or study., population - the entire group of individuals or items that are being studied or analyzed, variable - a factor that can change in an experiment and may affect the outcome., analysis - the process of examining data to understand it better and draw conclusions, questionnaire - a set of written questions designed to gather information from people, statistic - a numerical value that represents a piece of data or summarizes information., validity - the degree to which a test or study measures what it claims to measure., data - information that is collected and used for analysis or research, conclusion - a final decision or judgment reached after considering all the evidence, experiment - a test conducted to discover something new or to validate a theory,

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