Eddie

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How do you deal with social anxiety? Thanks

I’ve always felt fundamentally uncomfortable talking to people, even since I was very young. I deal with this by trying to act normally around other people, but minimizing the words that come out of my mouth. Some insight into my mind would be helpful... lol

What is the easiest way for me to become comfortable talking to people. Oddly enough I can talk to women better than I can talk to men. I’ve just always felt very uncomfortable around people.

I feel like the primary problem is that I have an immune system disorder, which results in low serotonin and dopamine levels. I’m not sure if it’s just that, because I’ve always been uncomfortable with talking to people. My anxiety results in me feeling uncomfortable, and a lot of the times I stop paying attention to what people are saying mid-conversation. I’ll just say “yeah” to what they say and smile while I try to find a way to end the interaction. What should I do? I feel like I could benefit from meditation. I’ve always wanted to have a lot of relationships with people, but my fear has always been constricting my social life. I’d much appreciate some advice.

It's a radio frequency landline moniter for 90 feet. I know that if you unplug the receiver, it goes to a backup battery. So let me get this straight. Could I unplug the receiver and take it with me? I've heard that it doesn't send a violation unless you are farther than 90 feet from it. Would I be able to tell my probation officer that the power went out?

I'm a sophomore business major at James Madison University. Their accounting program is 28th best nationally. What is a good combo? I was thinking accounting and finance with a minor in either math or information systems. What is best? I'm really good with logic, math, right-brain stuff, etc. as well

In July 2010, a survey conducted by Webroot, found that at least 32% of Americans use the same passwords for all the social networking websites they use. A follow-up survey was conducted and it was reported that 69 out of 230 sampled Americans use the same password for all their social networking websites. At 10% level of significance, does the sample indicate a decrease in the previous proportion?

Reject or not?

How do you use the critical-value approach?

Thanks

In July 2010, a survey conducted by Webroot, found that at least 32% of Americans use the same passwords for all the social networking websites they use. A follow-up survey was conducted and it was reported that 69 out of 230 sampled Americans use the same password for all their social networking websites. At 10% level of significance, does the sample indicate a decrease in the previous proportion?

Reject or not?

How do you use the critical-value approach?

Thanks

The U.S. Department of Labor would like to estimate the average weekly hours worked by private employees in the U.S. at a 95% confidence level. Assume the standard deviation for the number of hours worked is 7 hours, how many samples have to be selected if the margin of error is set to 2 hours?

The U.S. Department of Labor would like to estimate the average weekly hours worked by private employees in the U.S. at a 95% confidence level. Assume the standard deviation for the number of hours worked is 7 hours, how many samples have to be selected if the margin of error is set to 2 hours?

The U.S. Department of Labor would like to estimate the average weekly hours worked by private employees in the U.S. at a 95% confidence level. Assume the standard deviation for the number of hours worked is 7 hours, how many samples have to be selected if the margin of error is set to 2 hours?

GMAC reported that 85% of drivers incorrectly answered a question asking them what they are supposed to do when approaching a yellow light. To verify this surprising result, a random sample of 330 drivers was asked the same question, and 297 answered incorrectly. Using a 90% confidence interval, are the results validated by the sample?

Thanks