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Why do sizes of confidence intervals differ?

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Why do sizes of confidence intervals differ?

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  1. Confidence intervals can be different depending on the subject being studied.  Some subjects are naturally more variable than others, so a larger confidence interval is appropriate to avoid larger experimental costs.

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