Suppose researchers do an epidemiologic investigation of people entering a sexua
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Suppose researchers do an epidemiologic investigation of people entering a sexually transmitted disease clinic. Given the observed table below and = 0.05, conduct a chi-square test for association to determine if there is an association between present diagnosis and prior episodes of urethritis.
PRESENT DIAGNOSIS: YES / NO
GONNORHEA 160 / 40
NONGONOCOCCAL URETHRITIS 50 /105
A) What is the alternative hypothesis?
B) What is the critical value?
C) What is the expected value of those with a present diagnosis of gonorrhea not having a previous episode of urethritis?
D) What is the expected value of those with a present diagnosis of nongonococcal urethritis having a previous episode of urethritis?
E) What is the expected value of those with a present diagnosis of nonogonococcal urethritis not having a previous episode of urethritis?
F) What is the test statistic?
Explanation / Answer
a) Ha: There is an association between present diagnosis and prior episodes of urethritis.
b)
The Expected Frequencies, fe are:
(200)(210)/355=
118.3098592
(200)(145)/355=
81.69014085
(155)(210)/355=
91.69014085
(155)(145)/355=
63.30985915
c) 81.69014085
d) 91.69014085
e) 63.30985915
f)
X2=14.69081+21.27635+18.95589+27.45335=82.3764
Observed Frequencies, fo, are: Prior episodes of urethritis PRESENT DIAGNOSIS Yes No Total GONNORHEA 160 40 200 NONGONOCOCCAL URETHRITIS 50 105 155 Total 210 145 355Related Questions
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