Between a point estimate and an interval estimate, when are you more likely to obtain a correct estimate of a population mean?

Answer 1

A point estimate is a single value estimate but an interval estimate gives a range of values that may contain the population mean. So, unless the point estimate is actually the population mean, the interval estimate is more likely to give you the correct estimation of the population mean.

I should note that rarely is a point estimate exactly equal to a population parameter.