18 Oct Parametric vs. Nonparametric Methods

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Parametric vs. Nonparametric Methods The purpose of this assignment is to differentiate between parametric and nonparametric statistical methods. In addition, this assignment will help you understand and implement parametric or nonparametric statistical methods.   Using the South University Online Library, the Internet, and your text readings, research the...

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18 Oct Sample Size and Statistical Assumptions

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Sample Size and Statistical Assumptions Certain basic assumptions are necessary to allow for the statistical analysis of public health data. However, the validity of these assumptions can be affected by the sample size being analyzed. The purpose of this assignment is to refresh your knowledge of...

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18 Oct The proprietary name of a drug is assignedbythe

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1.            The proprietary name of a drug is assignedbythe              .   2.            Whichofthefollowingoptionsresultsinanuntruestatementaboutpharmacytechnicians? Pharmacy technicians who possess a good knowledge of pharmacology understand the importanceof         .   3.     ...

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18 Oct The frontal plane passes vertically through the body or an organ and divides it into equal right andleft portions.

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1.            The frontal plane passes vertically through the body or an organ and divides it into equal right andleft portions.   True     False   2.            The cut of a guillotine (decapitation) is an example of a section done in the...

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18 Oct Students willselectan element of the built environmenttopropose changing to improve health and safety outcomes.

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Environmental Modification Proposal Paper Directions and Technical Guidelines Students willselectan element of the built environmenttopropose changing to improve health and safety outcomes.The element of the built environment may be of varied scale (from a classroom to national housing policy), may include one component (e.g., sustainability) or multiple...

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18 Oct Certain basic assumptions are necessary to allow for the statistical analysis of public health data.

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Sample Size and Statistical Assumptions Certain basic assumptions are necessary to allow for the statistical analysis of public health data. However, the validity of these assumptions can be affected by the sample size being analyzed. The purpose of this assignment is to refresh your knowledge of...

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18 Oct Hypothesis Testing and Inference

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Hypothesis Testing and Inference   This assignment focuses on estimation and hypothesis testing with one-sample and two-sample inferences.   The essence of parametric testing is the use of standard normal distribution tables of probabilities. For each exercise, there will be a sample problem that shows how the calculations are...

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18 Oct Analysis of Biostatistical Article

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Analysis of Biostatistical Article Identify a peer-reviewed article from the South University Online Library that presents statistical analysis of a pertinent topic of public health interest or importance. Provide a link to this article and give a brief summary of the article, including hypotheses, methods, and...

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18 Oct Regression and Correlation Methods: Correlation, ANOVA, and Least Squares

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Regression and Correlation Methods: Correlation, ANOVA, and Least Squares This is another way of assessing the possible association between a normally distributed variable y and a categorical variable x. These techniques are special cases of linear regression methods. The purpose of the assignment is to demonstrate...

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18 Oct Statistics for Categorical Data: Odds Ratios and Chi-Square

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Statistics for Categorical Data: Odds Ratios and Chi-Square   This assignment focuses on categorical data. Two of the statistics most often used to test hypotheses about categorical data are odds ratios (ORs) and the chi-square. The disease-OR refers to the odds in favor of disease in the...

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