For each example, identify the test or interval to be used. Then
state and check (as far as possible) the conditions.
1. A researcher takes 200 males over the age of 50 and randomly divides them into 2
groups. Group A takes one aspirin tablet per day, and group B takes a placebo tablet each
day. After one year, the researcher records whether or not each subject has had a
cardiovascular event (heart attacks, strokes, etc). She wishes to test the hypothesis that
aspirin reduces the likelihood of cardiovascular events in this population.
2.
From the same experiment as in question 1, another researcher wishes to test whether an
aspirin a day lowers blood pressure. He measures the blood pressure of the subjects in
group A before the study begins, and then again at the end of the study.
1. Here there are two different samples which are independent
The independent t-test, also called the two sample t -test, independent-samples t-test or student's t-test, is an inferential statistical test that determines whether there is a statistically significant difference or not.
So she needs to use t test for independent samples
2. Here it is paired data.
So here she needs to use paired t test for hypothesis
For each example, identify the test or interval to be used. Then state and check (as...
Example: (From Categorical Data Analysis, by A. Agresti, 2002, 3rd edi.) The following table is from a report on the relationship between aspirin use and heart attack by a research group at Harvard Medical School. This was a 5 year randomized study of whether regular aspirin intake reduces mortality from cardiovascular disease. Every other day, physicians participating in the study took either one aspirin or a placebo. The study was blind-those in the study did not know whether they were...
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In a study to test the effects of low-dose aspirin in the prevention of heart disease, 22,071 U.S. male physicians ages 40-84 in the year 1982 were randomly assigned to be in either the low- dose aspirin group or the placebo group. Each participant was required to take the assigned pill every other day for five years. The study was double blind. Of the 11,034 physicians the placebo, 189 suffered heart attacks during the study. Of the 11, 037 physicians...
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Please help with this problem 12. Identify an appropriate test for each of the following situations: (a) A random sample of workers is taken from each of 3 factories and the number of overdme hours (b) A chemist is evaluating a new method for determining the percentage content of an element in a (c) Researchers collected intelligence test scores on twins, one of whom was raised by the natural (d) Two methods for determining the percentage of iron in ore...
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