Help! give medal and fan!!!!!!!!!!! Sam needs to study a possible link between anti-inflammatory drugs and heart disease. Help Sam design a study that would be appropriate. Explain the type of study, the sampling method, the parameter of interest, and the statistic he could use to estimate that parameter. What conclusions would Sam be able to draw from this study?
so you can help me with it? @perl
do you have an online statistics book to look at?
NO
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I looked at all of those they were no help thats why I'm here
thats a crazy long link
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you can do an experimental study, take 100 people who are known to have heart disease and divide them randomly into two groups, 50 get the anti-inflammatory drug, and 50 get a placebo pill
I think there should be a limit to the number of links at any one time, or in a given time interval!
you expect that in the treatment group (the group that received the real pill) , there will be a higher proportion of successes than in the control group (the group that received the sugar pill)
and you can do hypothesis testing to determine if there is a significant difference (the difference in the proportions is unlikely due to chance)
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the statistics here being the proportion of each group that have success , where we can define success as curing or improving heart disease
oh CrazyB|tchGirl does not exist, that was a pseudoname
so basically you take a sample of people whose hearts are failing. and you want to know if their hearts would improve if they took anti-inflammatory drugs.
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so the population of interest is all humans with heart disease
it might turn out , surprisingly, that anti-inflammatory drugs make heart disease worse in your sample study than compared to placebo. But you dont expect that to happen. but it could happen due to chance, but its very unlikely
thats why statistical theory is important to determine how unlikely it would be to get the results you did, under the assumption there is no difference if you take inflammatory drugs or not (null hypothesis)
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No idea... sorry. Stop summon me, please.
i think @perl is correct . that's what statistics is all about.
so whats the answer???
i have no idea srry and please stop asking me to come to your question
person who gets it gets a medal
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