Here's the data copy and paste it on your web browser. For a better view I think you can open it up on excel. Chapter ProjectEmployee Satisfaction: StatisticalInference Using Hypothesis Testing:: DataPart 1Part 2The data can be foundIf the level of employee satisfaction drops below0.60 overall, then there is a belief that there may beAccording to the USBureau of Labor Statistics,at stat.hawkeslearning.com Data Sets > Employeea serious problem with morale in that department.there was a 12.4%Satisfaction.incidence of workplaceinjury in 2016 in the private sector. If the workplaceaccident rate is above 12.4%, the company willThere have been rumors that the Human Resourcesdepartment (hr in the data file) may be having justsuch issues. Using a statistical package, test todetermine if the mean employee satisfaction level inthe Human Resources department is less than 0.60.increase inspections and implement additionalsafety training. For this data, is there statisticalsupport to increase inspections and implementadditional safety training? Use the entire datasetand the work accident variable where 0 = no accidentand 1 = an accident occurred.1. Is satisfaction_level a qualitative orquantitative variable?2. Graph the employee satisfaction level forthe Human Resources department with anappropriate graph and calculate statisticsappropriate for this type of data.1. Is work accident a qualitative orquantitative variable?3. Conduct the appropriate hypothesis test usingthe following steps.2. Graph the accident at work data with anappropriate graph and calculate statisticsappropriate for this type of data.a. Determine the null and alternative3. Conduct the appropriate hypothesis test usingthe following steps.hypotheses.b. Use a significance level of a = 0.05.a. Determine the null and alternativec. Validate the assumptions of the hypothesistest, identify the appropriate test statistic,and compute its value.hypotheses.b. Use a significance level of a = 0.05.c. Validate the assumptions of the hypothesistest, identify the appropriate test statistic,and compute its value.d. Determine the P-value.e. Make a decision to reject or fail to rejectthe null hypothesis, H..d. Determine the P-value.f. State the conclusion in terms of theoriginal problem.e. Make a decision to reject or fail to reject H,f. State the conclusion in terms of theoriginal problem.4. Based on our conclusion from the previousstep, what type of error could we have justmade (Type I or Type II)? State the practicalimplications of this error.4. Based on our conclusion from the previousstep, what type of error could we have justmade (Type I or Type II)? State the practicalimplications of this error5. Would it be appropriate to compare this testto a confidence interval for the mean? Why orwhy not?Source: https://www.bls.gov/iif/oshwc/osh/os/ostb4741.pdfOHawkes Learning. All rights reserved.

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Part 1 If the level of employee satisfaction drops below 0.60 overall, then there is a belief that there may be a serious problem with morale in that department. There have been rumors that the Human Resources department (hr in the data file) may be having just such issues. Using a statistical package, test to determine if the mean employee satisfaction level in the Human Resources department is less than 0.60. 1. Is satisfaction_level a qualitative or quantitative variable? 2. Graph the employee satisfaction level for

Part 1 If the level of employee satisfaction drops below 0.60 overall, then there is a belief that there may be a serious problem with morale in that department. There have been rumors that the Human Resources department (hr in the data file) may be having just such issues. Using a statistical package, test to determine if the mean employee satisfaction level in the Human Resources department is less than 0.60. 1. Is satisfaction_level a qualitative or quantitative variable? 2. Graph the employee satisfaction level for

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