H0: Null Hypothesis: Alcohol abusing and hereditary factors are related
HA: Alternative Hypothesis: Alcohol abusing and hereditary factors are not related
Looking at the above Hypothesis please list 10 variables that could be used to answer the hypotheses
Then after you list the 10 variables that you come up with (ie. age, gender, education etc.).Then After the name of each variable, identify the level of measurement (nominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio) and the possible range of scores. ( you can be creative in other words this is a mock exercise
The variables are
1. Age - continuous or ratio
2. Gender - male or female (nominal)
3. Level of alcohol consumption (per month) - < 2 times, 2 - 6 times, > 6 times (interval)
4. I can't live without alcohol - strongly disagree,disagree,neutral,agree, strongly agree ( ordinal )
5. Have you under gone liver screening - yes or no (nominal)
6. Do you have any liver problem - yes or no (nominal)
7. Did any of your family members have cancer - yes or no (nominal)
8. Did your mother consumed alcohol during her pregnancy- yes or no (nominal)
9. Your average sleeping hours ( ratio or continuous )
10. Will you drink alcohol before eating food ? yes or no ( nominal)
H0: Null Hypothesis: Alcohol abusing and hereditary factors are related HA: Alternative Hypothesis: Alcohol abusing and...
H0: Null Hypothesis: Alcohol abusing and hereditary factors are related HA: Alternative Hypothesis: Alcohol abusing and hereditary factors are not related Looking at the above Hypothesis please list 10 variables that could be used to answer the hypotheses Then after you list the 10 variables that you come up with (ie. age, gender, education etc.).Then After the name of each variable, identify the level of measurement (nominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio) and the possible range of scores. ( you can...
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