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In a double-blind experiment, healthy volunteers agreed to be exposed to a cold virus. They were either assigned to a control group (no echinacea but a placebo) or the group with echinacea. Here are the results Placebo group: 103 subjects 88 got a cold Echinacea group: 48 subjects 44 got a cold.
a. Calculate the proportions getting cold in each group.
b. Use a two-sample test to compare the proportions. In this case, use a continuity correction.
c. Give a 95% confidence interval for the difference comparing echinacea and placebo.
d. Comment on possible odditites in the study design?
a)
Given,
Placebo group:
Sample proportion,
Echinacea group:
Sample proportion,
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b)
Our hypothesis is,
Test statistics:
Where,
Using continuity correction subtract 0.5 from the absolute value i.e. 1.075-0.5 = 0.575
At 0.05 level of significance, critical z value is 1.96
Since, calculated z value is less than the critical z value, i.e.,
Therefore, we conclude that the proportion of two groups are insignificant.
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c).
95% confidence interval for
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