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Module
6 - Discussion: Population Proportion Hypothesis Test
View
Introduction to Confidence Interval (YouTube - 6:41)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27iSnzss2wM
Explore
Go to a website for a company or agency that does
polling, find the results of a poll they’ve done recently, and give a brief
summary of the results. You can copy from their website as long as you tell where
you got the info. Possible polling agencies are Gallup, Rasmussen, Zogby, RealClearPolitics, national news organizations, and
others. Check other students’ postings before you do this and don’t report on a
poll that another student has already done.
Here is an example summary of a poll result reported on a
website:
Fewer U.S. adults who have
flown in the past year are satisfied with the price they paid for their
ticket. In 2007, 65% were satisfied with the price but in late 2015 it is
only 51%. (All other satisfaction measures – on time performance, courtesy of
attendants, schedules, luggage handling, etc. – were up except a small dip
regarding the comfort of seats.) The poll did not address any particular
airline but the general perceptions of the flying public. Gallop reported these results (Links to an external site.) on December 23, 2015.
Post
After posting the summary and link to
the website, use what you have learned about confidence intervals in the
reading and homework to provide the following details for one proportion/percentage
reported.
1.
State the confidence
interval estimate in two ways:
o the upper and lower limits
o the sample proportion ± the error term
o (don’t forget to include the confidence level)
2.
Describe how the data was
collected, including the sample size and dates.
3.
State the meaning of the
confidence interval in terms of the specific question in the poll.