A recent General Social Survey (GSS) asked adults several questions related to mental health. On one such question, 62.6% of 25 respondents said that they personally knew someone who had received treatment for a mental health issue.

Estimate the percentage of adults who personally knew someone who had received treatment at the 90% confidence level. Report the upper and lower bounds of your confidence interval as percentages, rounding your percentage to the nearest 1 decimal place (e.g., X.1). Do not include the percentage sign (%). Lower bound: Upper bound:

Estimate the percentage of adults who personally knew someone who had received treatment at the 99% confidence level. Report the upper and lower bounds of your confidence interval as percentages, rounding your percentage to the nearest 1 decimal place (e.g., X.1). Do not include the percentage sign (%). Lower bound: Upper bound: