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Using the large database of survey responses (this is your sample), you will begin testing hypotheses. Complete the following:

2. Propose a hypotheses test for the mean intrinsic job satisfaction.

a. State the null hypotheses, the alternative hypotheses, and the significance level.
b. Using the data in our database, calculate the test statistic.
c. What is the critical level for the significance level?
d. What is your conclusion?

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Using the survey data, this solution creates the hypotheses, and determines the test statistic, critical value, and conclusion based on the results.

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Using the large database of survey responses (this is your sample), you will begin testing hypotheses. Complete the following:

2. Propose a hypotheses test for the mean intrinsic job satisfaction.

a. State the null hypotheses, the alternative hypotheses, and the significance level.
Denote the mean intrinsic job satisfaction by µ.

We can set up the null hypotheses, the alternative hypotheses, and the significance level as ...

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  • MA, Shandong Univ.
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