Have people changed their opinion about football in the United States in the past decade? The same 1000 people were asked if they favored playing football in 2000 and in 2010. The initial 1000 people were randomly selected from the United States. What would be the correct alternative hypothesis? (Let 2000 be group 1 and 2010 be group 2.) 

 Is the amount of sleep that Americans get more than 8 hours per day? In 2013, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, conducted a survey. They asked the participants to make a diary of what they did during a 24 hours period. The sample size was 104. The sample mean amount of sleep was 8.74 hours and the sample standard deviation was 2.4. What is the test statistic?

In 2014, the General Social Survey asked respondents if they felt that had completed a stress management program in the past 12 months. Out of a random selection of 151 Republicans (group 1), 21 said yes. Out of 83 Independents (group 2), 16 said yes. Suppose that a significance test for Ho:p1-p2=0 versus Ha:p1-p2 does not equal 0 was computed. What would be the pooled proportion?

Suppose that you wanted to estimate the population mean amount spent on snacks purchased at vending machines. In 2010, a survey found the sample standard deviation was 15 dollars. What size sample would you need to collect in order to make a 95% confidence interval with a margin of error of 2.25 dollars?

Have people changed their opinion about smoking in the United States in the past decade? The same 1000 people were asked if they were regular smokers in 2000 and in 2010. The initial 1000 people were randomly selected from the United States. What would be the correct alternative hypothesis? (Let 2000 be group 1 and 2010 be group 2.) 

Do University of Florida students study more than 5 hours a day? A random sample of 100 students were asked how many hours they studied during a 24 hour period. The sample mean was 5.1 hours while the standard deviation was 7. What is the test statistic?

In the year 2014, according to salary.com, physical therapist in Jacksonville, Florida have an average annual salary of 75,000. The standard deviation is about 6,000 dollars. The population distribution is slightly right skewed. Suppose that a random sample of 15 physical therapist is taken from Jacksonville, Florida. What is the sampling distribution of the sample mean salary?  

What is the primary purpose of environmental scanning in human resource management?

Under federal EEO law, which of the following best defines a “disabled individual”?

Which part of a job description is psychologically important because it provides status to an employee?