In response to a gss question in 2006 about the number of hours spent per day watching television, the responses by the fifteen subjects who identified themselves as Buddhist were 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 4, 4, and 5. For these fifteen subjects, the mean number of hours spent per day watching television is 1.93 hours. What is the standard error of this mean estimate?

Standard error = 0.4

Step-by-step explanation:

Step 1

We find the Standard Deviation

The formula = √(x - mean)/n - 1

n = 15

Mean = 1.93 hours

= √(0- 1.93)² + (0-1.93)² +(0- 1.93)²+( 0- 1.93)²+ (1- 1.93)² + (1- 1.93)² +(1 - 1.93)² +(2 - 1.93)² + (2 - 1.93)² + (2 - 1.93)² + (2 - 1.93)² + ( 2 - 1.93)² +(4 - 1.93)² +(4 - 1.93)² + (5 - 1.93)²/15 - 1

= √(3.737777776 + 3.737777776 + 3.737777776 + 0.871111111 +0.871111111 + 0.871111111 + 0.004444444445+ 0.004444444445 + 0.004444444445 + 0.004444444445 + 0.004444444445 + 1.137777778 + 4.271111112 + 4.271111112 + 9.404444446)/15 - 1

= √2.352380952

= 1.533747356

Step 2

We find the standard error

The formula = Standard Deviation/√n

Standard deviation = 1.533747356

n = 15

= 1.533747356/√15

= 1.533747356 /3.87298334621

= 0.39601186447

Approximately = 0.4

Therefore, the standard error is 0.4

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