A Researcher Finds That the Mean Number of Arrests for Juveniles

question 113

Multiple Choice

A researcher finds that the mean number of arrests for juveniles in his sample is .39 whereas the mean number of arrests in the population is .15 The difference between the two means can be attributed to ______.

• A) non-normal error
• B) luck
• C) a lack of planning
• D) sampling error

Demonstrate an understanding of the role of sample size and variability in hypothesis testing.

Identify situations where hypothesis testing is applicable and select an appropriate test.

Understand the concept and calculation of margin of error in the context of polls and surveys.

Comprehend the process and significance of constructing confidence intervals for population proportions.

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