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".

Suppose another researcher surveys 5,000 adolescents randomly selected from the sameU.S. adolescent population, and computes a 95% confidence interval for proportion of U.S. adolescents who engaged "in some type of sexual violence perpetration in their lifetimes". Likely, how will the estimated confidence interval based on these 5,000 adolescents compare to the confidence interval from question 9?