Question: A western slope judge recently sentenced a couple to 19 years of probation and ordered them to take their surviving child for medical help as needed because another of their children had died of complications from pneumonia. The couple's religious faith precludes medical intervention, leaving the outcome of an illness in the hands of God. A pilot study of 200 registered Colorado voters was done in order to gauge the extent of support for a law that would require parents to seek appropriate medical attention for their minor children. Of the study's participants, 116 said they supported such a law. A researcher wishes to determine whether the results of the survey indicate that a majority of registered Colorado voters support such a law. Let \(\alpha=0.10\).

What is the point estimate for the true proportion of registered Colorado voters who believe that parents should be required to seek appropriate medical attention for their minor children?

What is the 90% confidence interval for the estimate found ?

What is the null/alternative hypothesis pair for the researcher's test?

What is the p-value?

What is the statistical decision?

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