Category: Statistics homework help

 Use the Shapiro Library and identify a peer-reviewed public health journal article or data results from the CDC or other public health government websites that include a scatterplot and/or correlation statistic measuring the association between two continuous variables. Define the two continuous variables and describe the association between them using the scatterplot and/or correlation statistic.… Continue reading  Use the Shapiro Library and identify a peer-reviewed public health journal arti

Read rubric verbatim Guidelines for Submission: Your data analysis should be approximately 3–5 pages long (including graphs or spreadsheet with calculations), double-spaced, 12- point Times New Roman font, with one-inch margins and citations in APA format. Be sure to use language and a style appropriate for a non-technical audience.  

 In response to your peers, ask questions to increase the clarity of their response and your understanding. Also, provide your thoughts on how a public health organization could respond to the findings to help improve the corresponding health issue in their community. Is further research necessary? Is there a program addressing this issue in place?… Continue reading  In response to your peers, ask questions to increase the clarity of their respo

Review the initial postings from at least two of your classmates.  Provide relevant comments or critique.  Do you agree with their conclusions?  Provide assistance if a student is struggling.  Please make sure to post a complete response of about a paragraph in length.

TOPIC:  Impact of maternal stress, depression and anxiety on child development: Developmental Outcomes in  children based on maternal history.  Focus on specific findings relate to your variables. (maternal history and Developmental outcomes in children .) The project might benefit from narrowing and getting more depth on one area or in 2 that are related (i.e.,… Continue reading TOPIC:  Impact of maternal stress, depression and anxiety on child development:

   Scenario: Hypothetically you are conducting a study on how weight, age, exercise (measured by number of daily steps), and co-morbidities impact daily blood pressure measurements over 30-days  1. Identify the below variables based on the information provided in the above scenario. (10 pts) · Independent variables: · Dependent variables: 2. Clearly and correctly label… Continue reading   
Scenario: Hypothetically you are conducting a study on how weight, age, exerc

 How much “error” is too much before you are no longer confident about your estimates or research findings? Do sampling methods have anything to do with this? Discuss. 

  Must include a source used to support.This week the question is: How much “error” is too much before you are no longer confident about your estimates or research findings? Do sampling methods have anything to do with this? Discuss.

   Scenario: Hypothetically you are conducting a study on how weight, age, exercise (measured by number of daily steps), and co-morbidities impact daily blood pressure measurements over 30-days  1. Identify the below variables based on the information provided in the above scenario. (10 pts) · Independent variables: · Dependent variables: 2. Clearly and correctly label… Continue reading   
Scenario: Hypothetically you are conducting a study on how weight, age, exerc

 How much “error” is too much before you are no longer confident about your estimates or research findings? Do sampling methods have anything to do with this? Discuss.