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A measurement of the likelihood that an inductive generalization will produce a true conclusion. Confidence level indicated the percentage of random samples in which the property in question occurs within the error margin. (Note: do not take confidence level in psychological terms, as a measure of how sure a person happens to feel about some generalization. It is a quantifiable measurement of a generalization's actual application to random samples.)
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The measure of probability associated with a confidence interval. An auditor may, for example, wish to achieve a 95 percent confidence level that a reported account balance is not' materially different form the audited amount. The range of values is a measure of precision.
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The range (with a specified value of uncertainty, usually expressed in percent) within which the true value of a measured quantity exists.
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The level of certainty to which an estimate can be trusted. The degree of certainty is expressed as the chance that a true value will be included within a specified range, called a confidence interval.
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the percentage of times that a sample would be expected to fall by chance outside the confidence interval; risk level. At the .05 confidence level, only 5 percent of the time would a person's score fall by chance outside the confidence interval. Cp. statistical significance.
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