1. It is claimed that 28% of Canadians seek advice from someone knowledgeable with the intention of developing their job skills. A social science researcher is going to select a random sample of 1000 Canadians to determine the proportion in the sample, who seek advice from someone knowledgeable with the intention of developing their job skills. Which of the following choices best describe the sampling distribution of the sample proportion?

a. Approximately Normal with mean 0.28 and standard deviation 14.199

b. Approximately Normal with mean 0.28 and standard deviation 0.0064

c. Approximately Normal with mean 0.28 and standard deviation 0.0002

d. Approximately Normal with mean 0.28 and standard deviation 0.2016

e. Approximately Normal with mean 0.28 and standard deviation 0.0142