Research published in JAMA Pediatrics uses survey results to characterize the burden of sexual violence in U.S. adolescents (ages 14-21 as defined by the researchers).In a random sample of 1,000 U.S. adolescents, 9% of the sample reported engaging in "some type of sexual violence perpetration in their lifetimes".

Which of the following is true about the interval you computed in the previous question?

a. This interval is more likely to include the value of the true population proportion than a 95% confidence interval estimated from a random sample of 100 adolescents from the same population.

b. For most random samples of 1,000 adolescents ( 95%) taken from the same population, intervals constructed in the same way will include the value of the true population proportion.

c. This is a trick question: a confidence interval cannot be estimated using the results from only one random sample.

d. This interval will definitely include the value of the true population proportion.