Can you help me with both problem 49 and 8.61? I'm not sure where to start. Any help would be appreciated

Problem 49 Easy Difculty Social interaction of mental patients. The Community Mental Health Journal (Aug. 2000) presented the results of a survey of over 6,000 clients of the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS) in Connecticut. One of the many variables measured for each mental health patient was frequency of social interaction (on a 5 -point scale, where 1 = very infrequently, 3 = occasionally, and 5 = very frequently). The 6,681 clients who were evaluated had a mean social interaction score of 2.95 with a standard deviation of 1.10 . a. Conduct a hypothesis test (at or = .01 ) to determine whether the true mean social interaction score of all Connecticut mental health patients differs from 3 . b. Examine the results of the study from a practical view, and then discuss why "statistical significance" does not always imply "practical significance.\" c. Because the variable of interest is measured on a 5-point scale, it is unlikely that the population of ratings will be normally distributed. Consequently, some analysts may perceive the test from part a to be invalid and search for alternative methods of analysis. Defend or refute this position. 8.61 Dental anxiety study. Refer to the BMC Oral Health (Vol. 9, 2009) study of adults who completed the Dental Anxiety Scale, presented in Exercise 5.37 (p. 251). Recall lo that scores range from 0 (no anxiety) to 25 (extreme anx- iety). Summary statistics for the scores of 15 adults who completed the questionnaire are x = 10.7 and s = 3.6. Conduct a test of hypothesis to determine whether the mean Dental Anxiety Scale score for the population of col- lege students differs from u = 11. Use a = .05