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 holla Essay
Introduction to Confidence Intervals (page 248)
In chapter 7 we discussed how to make inferences about a population parameter based on a sample
statistic. While this can be useful, it has severe limitations. In Chapter 8, we expand our toolbox to
include Confidence Intervals. Instead of basing our inference on a single value, a point estimate, a
Confidence Interval provides a range of values, an interval, which at a certain level of confidence
(90%, 95%, etc.) contains the true population parameter. Having a range of values to make
inferences about the population provides much more room for accuracy than making an inference
off of only one value.
When we worked with probabilities based on sample means, we learned that there is ... Show more
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Assume that the population standard deviation is fairly stable at 1.8 hours.
Calculate the 95% confidence interval for the population mean weekday sleep time of all adult
residents of this Midwestern town.
95% = 1.96 6.4 +( ) 1.96 x (1.8/sqrt80) = [6.01, 6.79]
Can we conclude with 95% confidence that the mean sleep time of all adult residents in this
Midwestern town is not 7 hours?
Yes, we can conclude with 95% confidence that the mean sleep in this Midwestern town is not 7
hours because the value 7 does not fall within the confidence interval.
Confidence Interval for the Population Mean when Sigma is Unknown
While it is possible that we could know enough about our population to make an assumption about
what the population standard deviation is, it is much more likely that if we do not know the
population mean, then we do not know the population standard deviation. In this case, we can t use
the standard normal distribution, and we use a different distribution, the Student s t distribution.
Instead of , we use s, the sample standard deviation.
The formula is: x±ta/2, df sn .
/2 is still defined the same way, and df is degrees of freedom, calculated as n 1, where n is the
sample size. Degrees of freedom determine the extent of the broadness of the tails of the
distribution; the fewer the degrees of freedom, the broader the tails.
Solve the following problems:
Find ta/2, df for the following confidence levels: T SCORE
 Comparing and Contrasting Brecht and Stanislavski Essays
Bertolt Brecht and Constantin Stanislavski are regarded as two of the most influential practitioners
of the twentieth century, both with strong opinions and ideas about the function of the theatre and
the actors within it. Both theories are considered useful and are used throughout the world as a
means to achieve a good piece of theatre. The fact that both are so well respected is probably the
only obvious similarity as their work is almost of complete opposites.

Stanislavski was born in 1863 to a wealthy family who loved amateur theatricals. In 1898 he met
Vladimir Nemirovich Danchenko and they founded the Moscow Art Theatre. Stanislavski s work is
centred on the notion that acting should be a total lifelike expression of what is being ... Show more
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Brechts work is based on the concept that theatre is a means of political persuasion for the masses.
He sees the theatre as a tool to manipulate the audience, and to influence their day to day living once
that have thought about issues raised during the performance.

Stanislavski was very sure of the role of his actors within the theatre. The actors are there to create a
real, emotional and truthful imitation of the character they are playing, and to be so life like that
they seem to become their character. He said that the

Purpose of our art is to create the life of a human soul and render it in an artistic form. (2)

Which is quite a clear illustration of the purpose or role of stanislavskian actors. Stanislavski set out
a way of preparing for a role so that the actor could fulfil his role of pure imitation. He started off
by asking the actor to explore the character. He wanted to know what their objective was in each
unit of action and what their super objective was. The super objective was the sum of all the units
and their objectives.

In a play the whole stream of individual minor objectives, all the imaginative thoughts, feelings and
actions of an actor, should converge to carry out the super objective of the plot

Once actors can find some direction or purpose (objective or super objective) then it is easier,
according to Stanislavski, to immerse themselves in the character. He noted

You mustn t act in general , for the sake of

 Essay on The Correlation Between Homework and Academic...
Ample research has been done on the correlation between homework and academic success with
many opposing views. Research has shown that homework can be linked to better grades, improved
standardized test scores, and more prepared students entering the post secondary arena; however, this
correlation is weak and the opposition has equal ammunition to support that there is no correlation
between homeworkand academic success. There have been movements to abolish homework as
well as movements to increase homework. Research has been done to show how homework has a
negative effect on students as well as how it has a positive effect. Homework may be beneficial to
academic success, but must have meaning to the student, must be measurable by... Show more
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In 1957 Russia launched Sputnik and America believed the education system had become too
progressive and children needed to do more homework to compete in the global arena. School
districts have various policies on homework and how much is required by grade level with
elementary schools currently having the highest levels (The History of Homework: Purpose Over
Pain).
Homework, longer school days, a longer school year, better teachers, higher standards, better test, and
on and on it goes. America s education system is falling behind in the world arena. Other countries
are producing students with more knowledge in math, technology, science and everything else. In
1983 the Department of Education released a report focused on improving academic achievement. A
Nation At Risk, stated, Our society and its educational institutions seem to have lost sight of the
basic purposes of schooling, and of the high expectations and disciplined effort needed to attain
them. The recommendations in the 1983 report included increased homework for high school
students, teaching effective study and work skills, and longer school days. Twenty five years later
the Department of Education reviewed the outcome of the 1983 recommendations. Harris Cooper
defines homework as any task assigned by schoolteachers intended for students to carry out during
non school hours (Cooper, Robinson, Patall, 2006). Xu Yuan found that students,
 Ambivalence In Hitchcock s 1946 Notorious
Hitchcock s 1946 Notorious takes place in the morally ambiguous world in the midst of post World
War Two where the questioning of alliances and moralities have reached a breaking point. Alicia,
the daughter to an incarcerated Nazi supporter, finds herself in the midst of a purgatory world stuck
in between loveand hate, in other words one of ambivalence. In this state of conflicting feelings of
hatred and like for the same individual that results in a state of uncertainty or irrationality,
alcohol, which is the driving force of the story line aims to showcase the extremes of this
transference. This glitch, meaning this a flaw in our thinking, most predominantly affects ideas of
who or what is defined as love, hate and their differences. Although Alicia is the only one seen as
an alcoholic in Notorious, all the characters have a relationship to this reoccurring theme that
results in their undoing. These ideas of emotional extremes, ambivalence, are always reinforcing
and surrounded the idea of alcohol, seeing it as a destroying force as it is the initiating quality of
the story lines and is present throughout. Poe s Black Cat aims to showcase the existing parallels of
this alcoholic glitch as well as the relationships to alcohol leading to many are the deceivers .
Humanities introduces an idea of ambivalence that accompanies this irrational undoing and
reinforces the existence of hate and love as a destroyer in the film taking the form of alcohol.... Show
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Definition of Glitch: o The glitch is defined as a flaw in our thinking most predominantly our ideas
of who or what is defined as positive and
 Prosthetics During The Civil War
Prosthetics has always been part of most of our history, and it has come a long way since then.
Forms of prosthetics date way back to the Civil War, and has made a lot of progress throughout
the years. During the Civil War, many soldiers would have to be amputated everyday to save their
lives. For example, in the text I Will Not Get Out of Heart Yet, it states that Soldiers shot in the arm
or leg on the battlefield were highly likely to develop potentially fatal infections, and the only way
to prevent a painful death was to cut off the damaged body part. Despite this fact, prostheticswere
extremely uncomfortable to wear and were considered crude contraptions and were usually made
of wood or steel that were awkward and painful to wear. Many soldiers did not like having
prosthetic limbs, as they were uncomfortable to wear and awkward to move around with.... Show
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Lexi had to go through nine surgeries and she had lost her leg. Lexi had to be fitted with her own
prosthetic leg, and she would face many struggles while doing simple activities, like standing,
walking, and running. According to the article, Lexi Youngberg: Invincible, it states that The
prosthetic leg is waterproof, so Lexi can hit the waves whenever she wants. (Neville, 8) It also
states that Lexi has several types of legs: one for swimming, showering, and wakeboarding, and
an activity leg for daily wear and playing soccer. (Neville, 8) This means that prosthetics nowadays
have the ability to be waterproof, so that owners can feel more normal, and they can feel more
connected with others. The second quote tells you that prosthetics nowadays offers many varieties
in limbs. One person can have multiple limbs for different tasks, like, Lexi has two different legs
for swimming and playing soccer. The foot has to be different because it can t move on its own,
and it has to be waterproof for
 Comparing God And God In Greek Mythology
I had taken a particular liking to Greek mythology when I read a certain book series. I knew very
well about god at the time so despite me liking Greek mythology, actually believing it never crossed
my mind. I will explain the overall difference between Gods sovereignty and that of Greek fatalism.
If you so happen to be a Christian that knows about Greek mythology, then one thing stands out the
most; there is only one god in Christianity besides there are several gods in Greek mythology.
Zeus (the highest and most powerful god) created all gods in Greek mythology, as in our god that
has been here since the beginning of time. Zeus is not a loving god. Zeus is more of a figure that
plays with puppets in this huge play room, he s more of an image of power and greatness that
wished to be worshiped at all times. Our God is a loving God that created everything and controls
everything. He has an image of power and love though has a personal relationship with his followers.
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He can produce lightning bolts and alter the weather. Unlike God, Zeus has weaknesses which
basically means he could be defeated. Zeus s two brothers Poseidon and Hades are also the most
powerful gods among most other gods. All of these gods can sometimes have children called
demigods which is a being that is half God half Man. God only has one child, Jesus. Since Zeus
could be defeated, he is not as almighty and powerful as God. God granted us the ability of free
will while as Zeus and all other Gods can manipulate, control and destroy its people at will. When
you die you would go the three realms, with God there is only heaven or
 Tourism Types Of Tourism
DEMAND ELEMENTS
Miami is one of the most popular cities visited by all types of tourists from around the world.
Visitors mainly travel by air and arrive at Miami International Airport. In 2016, Miami welcomed
15.7 million overnight visitors (i.e. tourists) from around the world. Those tourists spent $25
billion, with 70% of that money coming from international visitors (Mody, 2017). Many people also
embark on cruises from PortMiami to destinations around the world. Whether the visitor is coming
to spend a few days in the city or is driving through for a cruise, most tourists prefer to visit during
October through April, when the weather is less humid (Maxwell, 2016).
Types of Visitors
Greater Miami and the Beaches welcome all types of ... Show more content on [Link] ...
In 2016, two thirds of travellers used hotels as their primary choice of lodging; however, this
number has been decreasing as peer to peer residence renting is rapidly growing, mainly due to
AirBnB, as shown in Appendix D.
Satisfaction with Stay and Most Liked Features
Overall, most of the visitors to the Greater Miami area report high levels of satisfaction. 98.1% of
both domestic visitors and international visitors were very or extremely satisfied of their overall
trip (see Appendix E for a figure showing visitor satisfaction in 2016).
The most liked features in 2016 were different based on the types of tourists. Shopping was a
favourite feature of international visitors, while only 10% of domestic visitors noted this as a liked
feature (GMCVB, 2016). Weather and beaches remained a top feature of the area for both
international and domestic visitors, followed by the famous Ocean Drive and restaurants. Appendix
F shows the distribution of the most liked features by both types of tourists, as well as the areas and
main attractions visited by those visitors.
Expenditures
One reason Miami is known to be one of the best destinations in the world is the wide range of
opportunities available for every budget. Whether the tourist has a low budget or an unlimited
budget, Miami can respond to all of the visitor s needs.
Based on a continuing monthly profile study of the Greater Miami Area, during 2016, there was
 Porsche Exposed
1) Do you believe that Porsche s management is appropriately concerned with stockholder wealth?
Does Porsche s ownership structure work to the benefit or detriment of public shareholders?
Although Porsche is publicly traded, the company is controlled by only two stockholders, the
Porsche and Piéch families. As the quotation by Holger Härter makes clear, the two families hold
exclusive shareholder influence over management. An interesting point for class discussion is
whether the families actually ever exercise these rights. It is not clear from the information or
evidence presented that they influence or direct current management headed by Dr. Wendelin
Wiedeking. They may simply agree with current leadership and therefore remain quietly ... Show
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The objective would be to match dollar cash inflows from US sales with dollar cash outflows in US
dollar debt service (principal and interest). Porsche has chosen not to use this approach most
likely because it does not do debt. The firm has not needed debt to finance its operating activities
and investing activities under the current management team (since 1993), and it also does not
philosophically believe in using debt (see page 5 of the case). A good point of discussion with
students, however, is that a company does not necessarily need debt to use debt. The benefits of
leverage are well known, and although many successful companies today do not choose to use debt
(Intel, Dell, Exxon Mobil, Microsoft to name a few), this does not necessarily prevent Porsche from
revisiting this judgement. The benefit of using a financing hedge like dollar denominated debt is
that it would take less active management and would not require a major outlay of capital out front
like currency options require (option premiums).
Current Strategy. The company has been hedging the US dollar long position by estimating its
annual US dollar sales and hedging that exposure by purchasing put options on the US dollar (the
right to sell US dollars for euros at a specific exchange rate). The company has been purchasing
these options in what it refers to as a three year rolling hedge in which it hedges expected US dollar
sales three years out
 Significance Of The Nursery Rhyme
Mary, Mary, quite contrary, How does your garden grow? With silver bells, And cockle shells,
And pretty maids all in a row. The Mary who is being referenced in this nursery rhyme is Mary
Tudor, more famously known as Bloody Mary . Mary Tudor was the daughter of King Henry
VIII. When Mary Tudor became Queen she was loyal to the Catholic Church and anyone who
practiced the protestant faith became martyrs. The Garden which is referenced in this nursery
rhyme referred to cemeteries where these martyrs would be buried. The reference of silver bells
and cockle shells are idioms for torture devices. The silver bells were thumbscrews, where the
device would clamp down on the thumbs and as it was tightened, the device would crush the thumbs
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is referencing his cowardice but watching enjoyed illegal bar knuckle fighting. In a prizefight that
George was watching an opponent died, George was scared and ran away to conceal that he was
present. Jack be nimble Jack be quick Jack jump over The candlestick. In the Nursery rhyme Jack
be Nimble could be referring to Jack Black Smatt an infamous Pirate who lived in Port Royal,
Jamaica during the 17th Century. It was said that the area was devastated by an earthquake and
Black Jack and his men were no longer heard from. However, in the 18th century there were still
stories about Black Jack. Jack be nimble Jack be quick is referring to how he was able to evade
british capture and was never taken to court for his crimes of piracy because he was able to get
himself out of a hot situation through his quick thinking and smooth talking which is why the
jumping over the candlestick was referenced because he was tease the fire. Jumping over a
candlestick was also a superstition if you could jump over a lit candle without the flame going out
you had good luck. Today Black Jack Smatt is portrayed in the Pirates of the Caribbean Movies as
Captain Jack Sparrow who is able to get himself out of situations and evade
 Pathos in MLK Jr. s Letter from Birmingham Jail
Pathos in MLK, Jr. s Letter from Birmingham Jail In his Letter, Martin Luther King Jr. s ability to
effectively use pathos, or to appeal to the emotions of his audiences, is evident in a variety of
places. More particularly in paragraph fourteen, King demonstrates his ability to inspire his fellow
civil rights activists, invoke empathy in the hearts of white moderates, and create compassion in the
minds of the eight clergyman to which the Letter is directed. In response to the clergyman s claim
that his use of direct action was untimely, King states, We have waited for more than 340 years for
our constitutional and God given rights. As you can see, this statement is in direct relation to the
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Why are we still moving so slowly toward independence? King is pushing the people of the black
community to act, to be involved in what will be their history with his words of inspiration and at
the same time making it clear to them that the time to act is now. Like instruments in an orchestra
being brought in one by one to a melody that fills the ears of its listeners and drives out any other
thoughts, King then targets the white moderate population, the white voters. He tries to place this
audience into the shoes of the black people by giving vivid descriptions of the trials they have
been going through and invoke empathy in their hearts. He says: When you have seen vicious
mobs lynch your mothers and fathers at will and drown your brothers and sisters at whim . . . This
statement brings up an issue every culture has had to deal with, death. Death in the American
culture is one that is associated with loss and grief. King deftly imposes this loss on the shoulders
of his white audience making it clear to them the pain the black people have been dealt. King then
sums up this passage by turning his voice back to the clergymen he s addressing and says, Then you
will understand why we find it difficult to