• Introduce the logic of confidence intervals for proportions and the meaning of confidence levels
• Present the one-proportion z-interval formula (p-hat ± z*• S ) along with critical value (z*) and margin of error (z*• S )
• Review standard error for proportions
• Review the assumptions and conditions that are necessary for confidence intervals of proportions
• Practice calculating and interpreting one-proportion z-intervals
This packet discusses how to make confidence interval for a single proportion. We review the formula, show some examples, and let you try some out on your own.
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This packet shows you how to create a confidence interval for a single proportion. We have a slideshow with definitions and examples, as well as examples for you to do on your own. Some terms that may be new are:
Source: Greene
This video gives a good example on how to calculate a confidence interval for a singular proportion.
