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There is a belief on campus that students who play sports tendto live in one particular dorm ("Dorm A"), whereas another dorm("Dorm B") seems to not have as many athlete residents. A studentwants to test the validity of this belief, and counts the number ofathletes living in Dorm A and Dorm B. She finds that of the 120residents in Dorm A, 62 of them are athletes. In Dorm B, 34 of the85 residents are athletes.

What statistical technique would you use? AND One of your classmates is doing a lab project oncollege's students' overall mental health and rates of cigarettesmoking. In other words, is there an association betweenparticipants' smoking behavior from 100 students from a co-edcollege and 100 students from an all girls college, and also hasall of his participants complete a validated measure of mentalhealth. What statistical technique would use use? --Is it acorrelation? help please. thanks. There is a belief on campus that students who play sports tendto live in one particular dorm ("Dorm A"), whereas another dorm("Dorm B") seems to not have as many athlete residents. A studentwants to test the validity of this belief, and counts the number ofathletes living in Dorm A and Dorm B. She finds that of the 120residents in Dorm A, 62 of them are athletes. In Dorm B, 34 of the85 residents are athletes.

What statistical technique would you use? AND One of your classmates is doing a lab project oncollege's students' overall mental health and rates of cigarettesmoking. In other words, is there an association betweenparticipants' smoking behavior from 100 students from a co-edcollege and 100 students from an all girls college, and also hasall of his participants complete a validated measure of mentalhealth. What statistical technique would use use? --Is it acorrelation? help please. thanks.

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There is a belief on campus that students who play sports tendto live in one particular dorm ("Dorm A"), whereas another dorm("Dorm B") seems to not have as many athlete residents. A studentwants to test the validity of this belief, and counts the number ofathletes living in Dorm A and Dorm B. She finds that of the 120residents in Dorm A, 62 of them are athletes. In Dorm B, 34 of the85 residents are athletes.

the statistical technique you should use isz-test   (normal distribution) One of your classmates is doing a lab project oncollege's students' overall mental health and rates of cigarettesmoking. In other words, is there an association betweenparticipants' smoking behavior from 100 students from a co-edcollege and 100 students from an all girls college, and also hasall of his participants complete a validated measure of mentalhealth. statistical technique we would use is correlation becauseassociation between participants' smoking behavior needs to befound out.

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