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Essentials of Biostatistics in Public Health, Fourth Edition Chapter 9 Question 21 Essentials of Biostatistics in Public Health, Fourth Edition 9.7 Practice Problems 21. A study evaluated predictors of perceived risk of infection with COVID19 (the outcome) by generational birth cohort (the primary independent variable), gender, race/ethnicity, urbanicity, family income, and political affiliation. The regression coefficients from the multiple linear regression model associated with generational birth cohort are summarized here, with Millennials (24-39 years of age) considered the reference group: Gen X ( 40 55 years of age) 7.1 ( 95% Cl : 12.6 , 1.5 ) , Baby Boomers (56-74 years of age) 10.6 (95\% Cl: 16.2 , 5.0 ) . Which of the following is not true? a. There is a statistically significant difference in perceived risk of infection with COVID-19 between Gen X and Millennials. b. There is a statistically significant difference in perceived risk of infection with COVID-19 between Baby Boomers and Millennials. c. There is a statistically significant difference in perceived risk of c. There is a statistically significant difference in perceived risk of infection with COVID-19 by generation birth cohort. d. There is a statistically significant difference in perceived risk of infection with COVID-19 between Gen X and Baby Boomers..
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Essentials of Biostatistics in Public Health, Fourth Edition 9.7 Practice Problems 20. A study
evaluated predictors of perceived risk of infection with COVID19 (the outcome) by generational
birth cohort (the primary independent variable), gender, race/ethnicity, urbanicity, family
income, and political affiliation. The regression coefficient from the multiple linear regression
model associated with living in a rural area (as compared to an urban area) was 6.5 (95\% Cl:
2.0, 10.9). Which of the following is not true? a. Perceived risk of infection with COVID-19 was
6.5 units higher among those living in rural areas as compared to urban areas. b. There is a
statistically significant difference in perceived risk of infection with COVID-19 in those living in
rural versus urban areas. c. The investigators modeled urbanicity with an indicator variable
coded 1 for rural and 0 for urban. d. There is no statistically significant difference in perceived
risk of infection with COVID-19 in those living in rural versus urban areas..
Capstone Powerpoint Presentation
This study aimed to determine the effect of an educational program on nursing students' knowledge of HPV. Eighteen senior nursing students completed a pre-test, participated in an HPV educational program, and then took a post-test. The mean pre-test score was 10.83 out of 15 (72%) and the mean post-test score was 13.78 out of 15 (91%). A paired t-test found this improvement was statistically significant. The educational program effectively increased nursing students' knowledge of HPV disease and vaccination, which could help improve HPV prevention efforts.
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This document reports on a study that used a population-segmentation approach to test the prediction of economically burdensome adult outcomes from childhood risks. The study found that a small segment (22%) of the cohort accounted for a large proportion of various negative outcomes across multiple domains, including healthcare costs, welfare dependence, smoking, and criminal behavior. Childhood risks, such as low socioeconomic status, maltreatment, low IQ, and poor self-control, strongly predicted membership in this high-cost segment, suggesting that early interventions targeting at-risk children could yield large returns.
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This document reports on a study that used administrative data linked to a long-term birth cohort study to examine the prediction of adult economic burdens from childhood risks. The study found that 22% of the cohort accounted for a large proportion (36-81%) of various negative adult outcomes, including health issues, welfare dependence, and criminal behavior. Childhood risks, such as low IQ and poor self-control at age 3, strongly predicted membership in this high-cost segment of the population. The findings suggest that early intervention targeting at-risk children could yield large returns by reducing burdens on social services and healthcare.
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income, and political affiliation. The regression coefficient from the multiple linear regression
model associated with living in a rural area (as compared to an urban area) was 6.5 (95\% Cl:
2.0, 10.9). Which of the following is not true? a. Perceived risk of infection with COVID-19 was
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statistically significant difference in perceived risk of infection with COVID-19 in those living in
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This study aimed to determine the effect of an educational program on nursing students' knowledge of HPV. Eighteen senior nursing students completed a pre-test, participated in an HPV educational program, and then took a post-test. The mean pre-test score was 10.83 out of 15 (72%) and the mean post-test score was 13.78 out of 15 (91%). A paired t-test found this improvement was statistically significant. The educational program effectively increased nursing students' knowledge of HPV disease and vaccination, which could help improve HPV prevention efforts.
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