Week 7-Predicting Data Assignment (14 points) ow have been asked to retrospectiv

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Week 7-Predicting Data Assignment (14 points) ow have been asked to retrospectively sample She wants to examine a possible correlation between a child not) and the caregiver reconds for a shdy for one of your pediatricians immamization status (up-to-date or s ope of insurance. Yow will need to come up with criteria for the status and a key for the ope of insurance. Afier gelting a listing of the medical record umbers for the hospitals pediatric patients, you look at your options for choosing a anom saple of 30 reconds to get the stwdy started statistics organize and describe data collected from a specifiesd statistics allow us to make generalization (2 population, while points) When choosing a sample from a population, it is important that the sample retain the essential characteristics ofthe 2 (1 point) by choosing a random selection of 3. Probability samples seek to avoid patients for their study. (1 point) 4. A random sample divides the population into groups of similar patients, and a set number of patients within each group are studied. (1 point) random sample allows each member of a population to have the same chance of being selected as any other member. (I point) systematic random sample is chosen by selecting the nth number of a population. (I point) 7. A sample divides a population into groups, a number of those groups are randomly selected, and each member of the selected groups is studied. (1 point) 8. One type of non-probability sample is called a would be choosing your patient sample from one physician's patients only (1 point) sample. An example 9. You decide to use a systematic random sample of the hospital's pediatric record listing Using the listing of chart numbers provided, choose 30 record numbers by choosing every third chart and recording your results in the chart provided. (5 points) Printout of Pediatric Medical Record Numbers (2016)

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1) Descriptive and Inferential

2) Population

3) Selection bias

4) A cluster.

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