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1. We wish to analyze the results from a study which involved the following steps:
A random sample of 500 participants was recruited for the study ? Subjects were allowed to elect to participate in an 3-month exercise program or serve as a control subject (190 chose the program, 310 chose to serve as controls) ? Subjects were monitored for three months, and the primary outcome of interest was whether the subject had at least one cold lasting 4 or more days during the study period In this study outcome of interest is binary, and the predictors/covariates could be continuous (age, total IUs of Vitamin C consumed) and dichotomous (smoking, sex, alcohol use). The most appropriate choice of analysis tool could be:
a. Analysis of Variance
b. Linear regression
c. Logistic regression
e. Generalized Wilcoxon Test
f. Bonferroni adjustment
A monthly report to the Texas Department of Health, division of Water Hygiene, contained the following water production data in thousands of gallons:
Using the appropriate statistical procedure on the SPSS, test the between group means for a significant difference.
A population of scores has m=50 and o=10. If 5 points are added to every score in the population, then the new mean and standard deviation would be:
Assume we have a population of scores with a mean of 975 and a standard deviation of 15. Assume that the distribution is normal. Provide answers to the following questions:
Design an imaginary study or discuss an actual study you've read about that has an experimental or quasi-experimental design that used or would use t-tests or ANOVAs in the data analysis.
Critically illustrate out the properties of a normal distribution. Explain why there are an infinite number of normal distributions.
According to the data from the College Entrance Examination Board, scores on the SAT-I test have a mean of 1017, and Q1 is 880.
Among coffee drinkers, men drink a mean of 3.2 cups per day with a standard deviation of 0.8 cups. assume the number of coffee drinks per day follows a normal distribution.
For what proportion of patients will drug be effective for between 2 and 2.25 hours?
Provide an example of three events that would be mutually exclusive. Are these events also exhaustive? Then, give an example of three events that would be exhaustive. Are these exhaustive events also mutually exclusive?
Compare and contrast internal and external validity. Describe and give examples of research questions for which external validity is a primary concern.
If a statistics professor plans classes so carefully that the lengths of her classes are uniformly distributed between 48.0 and 53.0 minutes what is the probability that a given class period runs greater than 51.25 minutes.
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