Question 2 [20] The number of Golden Key candidates for at RBS of different ages in the 2023 academic year is shown in the table below. Candidate age (years) Number of Candidates 10 < 20 4 20 < 30 9 30 < 40 18 40 < 50 26 50 < 60 17 60 < 70 … Read more
Suppose two students are interested in gathering data on the height of students at NVC (let’s pretend this is pre-pandemic times, and most classes are on campus face-to-face). Student A chooses random times of day and random locations on campus to survey those passing by. Student B stands outside the gym as basketball practice … Read more
In response to your peers, comment on their answers and conclusions drawn. Is there anything you can add? What questions do you have or need for further clarification? Are there any similarities to the article you chose?
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In response to your peers, state whether their interpretation makes sense to you or what additional questions you have and discuss what other data and statistical analysis would help clarify the association and public health issue.
Use the Shapiro Library and identify a peer-reviewed public health journal article or data results from the CDC or other public health government websites that include a scatterplot and/or correlation statistic measuring the association between two continuous variables. Define the two continuous variables and describe the association between them using the scatterplot and/or correlation statistic. … Read more
In response to your peers, ask questions to increase the clarity of their response and your understanding. Also, provide your thoughts on how a public health organization could respond to the findings to help improve the corresponding health issue in their community. Is further research necessary? Is there a program addressing this issue in place? … Read more
This is an opportunity to demonstrate your understanding of the concepts practiced in Chapters 11 and 12. Textbook: https://bncvirtual.com/vb_econtent.php?ACTION=econtent&FVENCKEY=AD9EE8D798DCAFC7E76B5FB7C978DD86&j=43766531&sfmc_sub=1597096465&l=23329524_HTML&u=695880241&mid=524003857&jb=40753&utm_term=10242022&utm_source=transactional&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Direct_Ebooks
In Milestone Three, you completed a table listing the statistics you were going to complete to investigate your health question. In Milestone Four, you will actually complete these calculations. Follow rubric Verbatim Attached below is rubric and milestone 3 Stat crunch: https://login.pearson.com/v1/piapi/piui/signin?siteid=10529&client_id=eIGhxJPAx04baGpQ2XTxrLZ5tq2LG6Ss&okurl=https:%2F%2Fwww.statcrunch.com%2F
This will cover material from Chapters 6–9 (Modules Three and Four) in Basic Biostatistics: Statistics for Public Health Practice. Textbook link: https://bncvirtual.com/vb_econtent.php?ACTION=econtent&FVENCKEY=AD9EE8D798DCAFC7E76B5FB7C978DD86&j=43766531&sfmc_sub=1597096465&l=23329524_HTML&u=695880241&mid=524003857&jb=40753&utm_term=10242022&utm_source=transactional&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Direct_Ebooks