One Method of Human Locomotion That Appears to Have No

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Essay

One method of human locomotion that appears to have no function except to express joy is hopping, a skill usually learned in early and middle childhood. In surveys gathered over a 3-year period, University students were asked, "Approximately how long ago did you last spontaneously hop?" The total sample sizes and the numbers who responded "Less than 1 week ago" are given in the table below: ​
a)Construct a 95% confidence interval for the difference in the population proportions of males and females responding "Less than 1 week." Assume that it is reasonable to regard these samples as representative of the corresponding populations.
b)Does there appear to be a difference between the proportions of men and women responding "Less than 1 week?" Provide statistical justification for your answer.

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Definitions:

Group Dynamics

The study of psychological processes involving interactions and behaviors within a group and how they are influenced by the group's structure and function.

Processes

Refers to sets of actions or steps taken in order to achieve a particular end or outcome, typically within organizational, psychological, or operational contexts.

Changes

Variations, transitions, or transformations that occur over time in individuals, groups, organizations, or societies.

Entitativity

A term describing the perception of a group as a cohesive, single entity rather than a collection of separate individuals.