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What is “systematic error” in research?

A. Random fluctuations in data.
B. Errors that occur consistently in one direction, leading to bias.
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C. Errors made during data entry.
D. Errors in the literature review.

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  • Random fluctuations in data.
  • Errors that occur consistently in one direction, leading to bias.
  • Errors made during data entry.
  • Errors in the literature review.

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