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1. 1
FOUNDATIONS IN NATURAL AND BUILT
ENVIRONMENTS MARCH 2015
MATHEMATIC STATISTICS ASSIGNMENT REPORT
Group Members
1. Alwin Ng Kun Ket
2. Chloe Teh Shu-Ern
3. David Tan
4. Jeannete Lee
5. Ong Von Wan
6. Phares Phung
3. 3
Introduction
Our survey is focused on a very common chronic disease called Trisomy 21, which is
commonly known as Down syndrome. Down syndrome is a genetic disorder caused by the
presence of all or part of a third copy of chromosome 21.
It is typically associated with physical growth delays, characteristic facial features, and mild
to moderate intellectual disability. Abnormal reproductive cells do not carry out the functions
of a reproductive cells and replicates an extra copy of chromosome 21. Those with Down
syndrome nearly always have physical and intellectual disabilities. As adults, their mental
abilities are typically similar to those of an 8- or 9-year-old. They also typically have poor
immune function and generally reach developmental milestones at a later age. They have an
increased risk of a number of other health problems, including congenital heart disease,
epilepsy, leukaemia, thyroid diseases, and mental disorders, among others.
However, in both men and women worldwide, not much people know about some hard facts
about it. In this survey, we had prepared some questions regarding Down syndrome, such as
the symptoms of Down syndrome, causes of
Down syndrome and the effects of Down syndrome. We also included some facts that are not
commonly known about lung cancer like the probability of cultural effects and life
expectancy of a Down syndrome patient. What we want to learn through this survey is the
comparison of knowledge of Taylor’s students between females and males. We will analyse
the ratio of the answers from our respondents to learn how much the students here
understands about Down syndrome.
4. 4
Objectives
We have chosen to focus on Taylors students of female and male respondents for our survey
question. Our objectives of the survey are firstly, to test and compare the knowledge of both
student genders about Down syndrome as people often misunderstand the causes and
symptoms of Down syndrome. Secondly, we are to get an accurate result from different
people as we have a minimum of 300 personal individual targets. This way, we could create a
fair statistic to compare the results. Lastly, we are to complete everything and then come to a
conclusion of the survey.
5. 5
METHODOLOGY
Since we were targeting 300 Taylors students for the survey, each of us were responsible to
survey 50 respondents each, of course those that finished earlier could help the others to
complete and pass the surveys around.
We used two ways to survey the respondents. One, we used the conventional survey forms
and distributed them when we see a potential respondent. The second, we also utilized
Google Docs to make digital a survey page so that we can send the forms efficiently via
social medias such as Facebook. Our respondents include family members, relatives, friends,
strangers, students and staffs in Taylors’ University. We later transferred the data received
into forms. We spent 2 weeks of surveying from 27th of December to 9th of January, and
then gathered the information together to do the statistics analysis.
After gathering all the completed survey forms, a total of 159 females and 142 males, each of
us analyse our own 50 forms, (me and David shared a 101 forms between us) and then
gathered all the information together to make our statistics analysis for this report. We first
discuss with each other about the calculations needed and the appropriate diagrams to portray
the information, and we transfer all the information into the report.
Students Filling In Survey
7. 7
Survey Questions and questionnaire
Mathematics Statistics Down Syndrome Awareness Survey FNBE March 2015
1. What is the percentage of Down syndrome victims in Malaysia?
a) <20
b) <10
c) <5
d) <1
2) Which of the following people are more likely to get Down syndrome?
a) New-born babies with mothers over 35
b) Workers who work near chemical treatment plants
c) Leaders of a political party
d) patients who deal with mental disorders
3) What are the causes of Down syndrome?
a) Infected by other people
b) genetic disorder
c) mutation from radiation
d) metal disorder
4) Can Down syndrome be treated?
a) yes
b) no
5) Is Down syndrome lethal?
a) Yes
b) No
6) What is the average IQ of a Down syndrome victim?
a) 120
b) 70
c) 50
d) 30
7) Reproductive systems of a Down syndrome victim functions just like a normal
person.
a) True
b) False
8) What is the average lifespan of a Down syndrome patient?
a) Not affected
b) 45
c) 55
d) 65
8. 8
9) All of these are symptoms of a drown syndrome victim except:
a) Flat face profile
b) short neck
c) has small teeth
d) have oval shaped crease on wrist
10) Down syndrome people suffers from various health problems except:
a) cardiovascular problems
b) endocrine problems
c) neurological problems
d) Digestion problems
11) Down syndrome patient’s experiences vision disturbance.
a) True
b) False
12) Down syndrome patients has an increased risk in contracting cancer.
a) True
b) False
13) It is possible to determine if a person has Down syndrome as early as before being
born.
a) True
b) False
14) Probability of contracting Down syndrome is determined by ethnic groups and
cultural influences.
a) True
b) False
15) Which gender is more likely to get Down syndrome?
a) Male
b) Female
c) Not affected
9. 9
Mathematics Statistics Down Syndrome Awareness Survey
FNBE March 2015
Gender * Male / Female
1. What is the percentage of Down syndrome victims in
Malaysia?
e) <20
f) <10
g) <5
h) <1
2) Which of the following people are more likely to get
Down syndrome?
e) New-born babies with mothers over 35
f) Workers who work near chemical treatment plants
g) Leaders of a political party
h) patients who deal with mental disorders
3) What are the causes of Down syndrome?
e) Infected by other people
f) genetic disorder
g) mutation from radiation
h) metal disorder
4) Can Down syndrome be treated?
c) yes
d) no
5) Is Down syndrome lethal?
c) Yes
d) No
6) What is the average IQ of a Down syndrome victim?
e) 120
f) 70
g) 50
h) 30
7) Reproductive systems of a Down syndrome victim
functions just like a normal person.
c) True
d) False
8) What is the average lifespan of a Down syndrome
patient?
e) Not affected
f) 45
g) 55
h) 65
9) All of these are symptoms of a drown syndrome victim
except:
e) Flatface profile
f) shortneck
g) has small teeth
h) have oval shaped creaseon wrist
10) Down syndrome people suffers from various health
problems except:
e) cardiovascularproblems
f) endocrine problems
g) neurological problems
h) Digestion problems
11) Down syndrome patient’s experiences vision
disturbance.
c) True
d) False
12) Down syndrome patients has an increased risk in
contracting cancer.
c) True
d) False
13) It is possible to determine if a person has Down
syndrome as early as before being born.
c) True
d) False
14) Probability of contracting Down syndrome is
determined by ethnic groups and cultural influences.
c) True
d) False
15) Which gender is more likely to get Down syndrome?
d) Male
e) Female
f) Not affected
10. 10
Statistics Analysis
1) What is the percentage of Down syndrome victims in Malaysia?
Answer: d) >1
The chances of getting Down syndrome in Malaysia is 1 in 960. Which is Equivalent to
0.001%.
2) Which of the following people are more likely to get Down syndrome?
Answer: a) New-born babies with mothers over 35
Mothers who are over 35 years old has an increased risk of giving birth to a Down syndrome
baby.
Male, 43.97%
Female, 39.62%
PERCENTAGE OF CORRECT ANSWERS
FROM BOTH GENDERS
Male, 50.35%
Female, 57.86%
PERCENTAGE OF CORRECT ANSWERS
FROM BOTH GENDERS
11. 11
3) What are the causes of Down syndrome?
Answer: b) genetic disorder
Down syndrome results when abnormal cell division involving chromosome 21 occurs. These
cell division abnormalities result in extra genetic material from chromosome 21.
4) Can Down syndrome be treated?
Answer: a) Yes
Down syndrome can be treated to extend life expectancy but it cannot be cured.
Male, 48.23%
Female, 53.46%
PERCENTAGE OF CORRECT ANSWERS
FROM BOTH GENDERS
Male, 49.65%
Female, 41.51%
PERCENTAGE OF CORRECT ANSWERS
FROM BOTH GENDERS
12. 12
5) Is Down syndrome lethal?
Answer: a) Yes
In most cases, Down syndrome weakens the immune system and is lethal.
6) What is the average IQ of a Down syndrome victim?
Answer: c) 50
The average IQ of a Down syndrome patient is 50 about the same as an 8 year old kid.
Male, 60.28%
Female, 44.65%
PERCENTAGE OF CORRECT ANSWERS
FROM BOTH GENDERS
Male, 47.52%
Female, 40.88%
PERCENTAGE OF CORRECT ANSWERS
FROM BOTH GENDERS
13. 13
7) Reproductive systems of a Down syndrome victim functions just like a normal
person.
Answer: b) False
Down syndrome victims has a lower fertility rate as their reproductive systems doesn’t
function like a normal person.
8) What is the average lifespan of a Down syndrome patient?
Answer: d) 65
The average life span of a Down syndrome patient has risen from 55 to 65 over the past
decade due to medical improvements.
Male, 45.39%
Female, 56.60%
PERCENTAGE OF CORRECT ANSWERS
FROM BOTH GENDERS
Male, 29.79%Female, 28.93%
PERCENTAGE OF CORRECT ANSWERS
FROM BOTH GENDERS
14. 14
9) All of these are symptoms of a drown syndrome victim except:
Answer: d) have oval shaped crease on wrist
Down syndrome patients do not have an oval shape crease on their wrist but on their palms.
10) Down syndrome people suffers from various health problems except:
Answer: d) Digestion problems
Down syndrome patients do not suffer from digestive problems from the cause of Down
syndrome.
Male, 36.17%Female, 36.48%
PERCENTAGE OF CORRECT ANSWERS
FROM BOTH GENDERS
Male, 39.01%
Female, 35.85%
PERCENTAGE OF CORRECT ANSWERS
FROM BOTH GENDERS
15. 15
11) Down syndrome patient’s experiences vision disturbance.
Answer: a) True
Down syndrome corrupts a victim’s eyesight.
12) Down syndrome patients has an increased risk in contracting cancer.
Answer: b) False
Down syndrome doesn’t affects the chances of a person contracting cancer. However it
increases the chances of getting leukaemia.
Male, 56.74%
Female, 49.06%
PERCENTAGE OF CORRECT ANSWERS
FROM BOTH GENDERS
Male, 59.57%
Female, 47.80%
PERCENTAGE OF CORRECT ANSWERS
FROM BOTH GENDERS
16. 16
13) It is possible to determine if a person has Down syndrome as early as before being
born.
Answer: a) True
Maternal screenings are conducted world-wide to determine Down syndrome babies before
they are born.
14) Probability of contracting Down syndrome is determined by ethnic groups and
cultural influences.
Answer: a) True
In Malaysia, Malays are more prone to contracting Down syndrome rather than Chinese and
Indians. This might have been affected by their way of life.
Male, 72.34%
Female, 55.97%
PERCENTAGE OF CORRECT ANSWERS
FROM BOTH GENDERS
Male, 53.19%
Female, 50.94%
PERCENTAGE OF CORRECT ANSWERS
FROM BOTH GENDERS
17. 17
15) Which gender is more likely to get Down syndrome?
Answer: c) Not affected
The Down syndrome disease is not affected by the sex chromosome therefore there is no
difference in gender contractions.
Analysis of MeanPercentage (Female)
Question AlwinAndDavid Chloe Jeannette Phares Von Total
Percentage of Correct
Answers
(Answers/Total*100)
q1 5 4 13 26 15 63 39.62264151
q2 31 15 8 27 11 92 57.86163522
q3 20 18 14 23 10 85 53.4591195
q4 20 10 15 20 1 66 41.50943396
q5 18 12 11 19 11 71 44.65408805
q6 21 10 7 23 4 65 40.88050314
q7 22 10 18 20 20 90 56.60377358
q8 7 2 12 18 7 46 28.93081761
q9 22 7 5 13 11 58 36.47798742
q10 18 10 6 17 6 57 35.8490566
q11 22 11 17 14 14 78 49.05660377
q12 35 10 9 12 10 76 47.79874214
q13 36 14 14 15 10 89 55.97484277
q14 22 13 13 23 10 81 50.94339623
q15 37 10 17 21 23 108 67.9245283
Mean 75 47.16981132
Male, 53.90%
Female, 67.92%
PERCENTAGE OF CORRECT ANSWERS
FROM BOTH GENDERS
19. 19
Conclusion
In conclusion, we have acquired enough information to understand the students’ level of
understanding of Down Syndrome. From the statistics analysis, we could see that the female
class has only got 5 questions higher than the male class while the male class has 10
questions higher than female students. Besides, the male class has also answered a higher
percentage of correct answers compared to the female classes. Therefore it could be
concluded that male students has a higher understanding of Down syndrome compared to
Female students.