What\'s the correct answer for part C c.) Is the clinical asse depression based

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What's the correct answer for part C

c.) Is the clinical asse depression based on the ssment of depression statistically independent of the patient's risk for screening tool? uestion 2 (10 points) reening Tool for D onsider a screening tool comprised of a series of questions designed to asser tients exhibit symptoms of depression. Each participant completes the qu ores are summed to produce a total score. Patients are then classified as gh risk for depression based on their total scores. In the study, each pat reening survey and then undergoes a psychiatric examination. Based c amination, patients are classified as clinically depressed or not. The fo ssi mmarizes the results of the study: Clinical assessment of depression depression on the screening tool. Circle final answer: IS statistically independent of the patient's risk for Risk for Depression IS NOT Clinical AssessmentLow Moderate High Total Score Not Depressed 522 Suppose that 60% of the participants in the study described above are male. That is, P(male)-0.60 in addition, suppose that 70% of the participants who are classified as clinically depressed are male. That is, P(male Iclinically depressed)-0.70 127 39 688 Depressed 28 18 11 57 745 550 145 50 Total d.) What proportion of participants is female? screening tool) is clinically depressed? That is, given that a p is he/she clinically depressed? a.) What is the probability that a patient who is at low risk for de 26 54 Final Answer e.) Are male and clinical depression disjoint? - ha nrebability that a patient who is at moderate natient is at moderate ris Final Answer:

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Clinical assesment of depression is not statistically independent of the patient's risk for depression on the screening tool.

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