What percentage of dog owners actually pick up after their dogs? 22 dog owners were observed at a park recently. Of the 22 dog owners, 14 of them picked up their dog's solid waste and 6 did not and 2 did not "go" therefore nothing to pick up.

• What is your claim and what is the goal of your study?
• Is your data qualitative or quantitative? Explain.
• What level of measurement is the collected data? Explain.
• Did you perform an observational study, experiment, simulation, or survey? Explain.
• Which sampling technique did you use to collect the data? How did you decide which data to include in the study? Explain
• Are there any confounding variables that may exist in this study?
• Calculate the sample proportion.
• Comment on anything interesting and/or unexpected that you found in this data.
• Construct a confidence interval for the proportion (choose your confidence level and explain your choice).
• Interpret your confidence interval in relation to your claim.
• Perform a formal hypothesis test. Choose a level of significance and explain your choice.
• Interpret your conclusion in terms of your claim. What does this translate to a non-statistics student?