Hello! This is a 3 part question, and there are two questions I am very confused on. The study from the question above is "Imagine a researcher is interested in a frequency of self-disclosure and measures self-disclosure from a sample of undergraduate students were asked to get to know one another. Researchers recorded the conversations and counted the number of self-disclosures. What level of measurement is self-disclosure? (I said ordinal but I am not sure if that was right). Thank you so so much!

Question I" [3 points} f:1.96*(sd/\\l) The "studv" from the previous question produced the following data: M = 120. mean = 15 and standard deviation = 4.40. From these data. compute the condence interval for the mean. Again. vour response must go out to 2 decimal places {e.g., .50}. Your Answer: :l Answer 1|" Hide hint for Question 7-" Again, the value you're looking for is to the right of the plusfminus sign. Question 3 {3 points} Based on your response to the previous question, what are the lower and upper bounds of the |ill? Remember that vour estimates are for college students\" self- disclosure. Imagine another studv found self-disclosure for adults over the age of 30 had a mean of 12. Based on the Cl 1you've computed, does the interval include the mean for adults- What do 1you conclude about self-disclosure for college students and adults