What is the difference between Standard Deviation and Standard Error in Statistics?

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Date Posted: 2015/09/08

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by Chanaka Kaluarachchi , Research Assistant , Otago University

The standard error of the mean is the standard deviation of those sample means over all possible samples drawn from the population.standard error = standard deviation/square root of sample size.Hope this will clear it out.

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