Objectives Describe What Is Expected to Happen and Provide Criteria

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Objectives describe what is expected to happen and provide criteria for evaluating if it happened.

Interpret confidence intervals in the context of the studied variable (e.g., cholesterol levels, gas prices, weight loss).

Distinguish between what confidence intervals tell us about population parameters versus the samples themselves.

Understand the implications of different levels of confidence (e.g., 90%, 95%, 99%) on the width of confidence intervals.

Apply the concept of margin of error in the construction and interpretation of confidence intervals.

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