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RSCH 503 RESEARCH METHODS AND BIOSTATISTICS EXAM Q & A WITH RATIONALES

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Bias in study design Systematic , nonrandom variation in study methodology and/or data collection process that results in an incorrect estimate of association between exposure and outcome affecting the true value of the result Ex of bias: - Selection bias: systematic selection of subjects that leads to an imbalance or an advantage in favor of one cohort over the other, leading to an error in the selection, or sampling of individuals for a clinical study -observational or information bias...

Biostatistics Exam

Biostatistics Exam

Estimation process of inferring a population parameter from sample data Parameter quantity describing a population: averages, proportions, measures of variation/relationship = constant; *truth* Estimate (or statistic) related quantity describing a population, calculated from a sample = variable; *approximation of truth*, subject to error Population set of all units of interest Sample subset of units from a population Sampling error (or imprecision) chance difference between a sample est...

Nursing 631: Biostatistics Exam Questions and Answers Be able to interpret p-values and confidence intervals for means, proportions, relative risk measures and the odds ratio. - Correct Answer ️️ -An inferential test of a null hypothesis yields a probability (p) that the null hypothesis is true. When p is less than 5 in 100 (.05) that something is true, it is conventional to regard it as unlikely to be true. A synonym for "rejecting the null hypothesis" is declaring a result as stati...

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