Do people who work for non-profit organizations differ from those who work at for-profit companies when it comes to personal job satisfaction? Separate random samples were collected by a polling agency to investigate the difference. Data collected from 410 employees at non-profit organizations revealed that 379 of them were "highly satisfied." From the for-profit companies, 435 out of 515 employees reported the same level of satisfaction. If this information is to be used to make inferences about all people who work at non-profits and for-profit companies, what conditions must be met before proceeding? List them and explain if they are met. …... Select all that apply. A. The Randomization Condition is not met, because the samples are not random. C. The Success/Failure Condition is met, because each group has at least ten people who are satisfied and ten who are not. E. The Randomization Condition is met, because the samples are random. G. The 10% Condition is not met, because one sample is more than 10% of all employees. B. The Independent Groups Assumption must be assumed to be correct. D. The 10% Condition is met, because each sample is far less than 10% of all for-profit or non-profit employees. F. The Independent Groups Assumption cannot be assumed, because the samples are not random. H. The Success/Failure Condition is not met, because one group has fewer than 10 people who are not satisfied.
Do people who work for non-profit organizations differ from those who work at for-profit companies when it comes to personal job satisfaction? Separate random samples were collected by a polling agency to investigate the difference. Data collected from 410 employees at non-profit organizations revealed that 379 of them were "highly satisfied." From the for-profit companies, 435 out of 515 employees reported the same level of satisfaction. If this information is to be used to make inferences about all people who work at non-profits and for-profit companies, what conditions must be met before proceeding? List them and explain if they are met. …... Select all that apply. A. The Randomization Condition is not met, because the samples are not random. C. The Success/Failure Condition is met, because each group has at least ten people who are satisfied and ten who are not. E. The Randomization Condition is met, because the samples are random. G. The 10% Condition is not met, because one sample is more than 10% of all employees. B. The Independent Groups Assumption must be assumed to be correct. D. The 10% Condition is met, because each sample is far less than 10% of all for-profit or non-profit employees. F. The Independent Groups Assumption cannot be assumed, because the samples are not random. H. The Success/Failure Condition is not met, because one group has fewer than 10 people who are not satisfied.
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Transcribed Image Text:Do people who work for non-profit organizations differ from those who work at for-profit companies when it comes to personal job satisfaction? Separate random samples were collected by a polling
agency to investigate the difference. Data collected from 410 employees at non-profit organizations revealed that 379 of them were "highly satisfied." From the for-profit companies, 435 out of 515
employees reported the same level of satisfaction. If this information is to be used to make inferences about all people who work at non-profits and for-profit companies, what conditions must be met
before proceeding? List them and explain if they are met.
Select all that apply.
A. The Randomization Condition is not met, because the samples are not random.
C. The Success/Failure Condition is met, because each group has at least ten people who
are satisfied and ten who are not.
E. The Randomization Condition is met, because the samples are random.
G. The 10% Condition is not met, because one sample is more than 10% of all employees.
B. The Independent Groups Assumption must be assumed to be correct.
D.
The 10% Condition is met, because each sample is far less than 10% of all for-profit
or non-profit employees.
F. The Independent Groups Assumption cannot be assumed, because the samples are not
random.
H. The Success/Failure Condition is not met, because one group has fewer than 10 people
who are not satisfied.
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