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506, CV = 2.00, df = 58). Although reason cannot be presented as to why there was a failure to reject the null hypothesis it is important to note that differences between the groups were not found. Although reasons for these differences are not definable by the results it is important to realize that sometimes no differences in healthcare issues are as important as those that are statistically significant. Unfortunately, however, in the present situation, and although no statistically significant differences were found between the two groups, there is no way to define the quantity of the number of cigarettes being smoked that made the groups equal. For all the researcher knows the mean number of cigarettes smoke by each group might well have been 1 or 101 cigarettes. Again, for this very reason an explanation for failing to reject the null hypothesis cannot be given.
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The statistical significance reported was above the.05 alpha level which indicates that a statistical significance exists and the null hypothesis can be rejected in favor of the alternate hypothesis. The reason for the statistically significant positive correlation is generally attributed to length of smoking time and reason for smoking. The study revealed that, high school females, with a grade point average of ____, is positively correlated to college female smokers with a grade point average of ____. What is important here is to seek reasons as to why certain grade point averages correlate positively from one group to another. Once reasons are delivered then grade point averages of high school female smokes will become a "smoking gun" with respect to predicting the grade point levels reached by…
05 confidence level with respect to socio-economic class. No statistically significant relationship or correlation will exist between high school female smokers and college female smokers at the.05 confidence level with respect to parents who currently smoke. No statistically significant relationship or correlation will exist between high school female smokers and college female smokers at the.05 confidence level with respect to grade point average. No statistically significant relationship or correlation will exist between high
E. managerial, social, political, economic benefits are linked to the study's results) the proposed helpful outcomes are realistic (i.e. dealing with questions that can actually be answered through the type of data gathering and analysis you're proposing. The suggested helpful outcomes do not go beyond the data that's to be collected). The increase in teen smoking may be abating, or may be taking a pause before it continues the climb seen
Raw Data: (X and Y each have a 1 or 2 numeric value: 1 for first born and 2 for later born; and 1 for C. grade and below and 2 for above C. grade). NOTE: I am only going to use a sample of 15 here but you should use at least 30. X Variable (Birth Order) Y Value (Grade Point Average) 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 Answer: R = -0.2887, p
Health Advocacy Campaign The basic purpose of the consumer education programs is to promote awareness about the effects that tobacco has on our health. These programmes have basically been made in a way to induce fear in the people in order to emphasize the largest cause of preventable death all around the world and to make the young people stop smoking (Fletcher, 2007). It has been noticed through the researches that were
This graph shows that some adolescents start to smoke as early as 11 years, but "in general the ages 13 through 18" are the years when most adolescents start. The facts according to "The Teenager's Guide to the Real World" are that "No one starts smoking after age 20." So if a person can make it to the age of 20 without lighting up that first cigarette, he or she
Program Evaluation Part II A WEB-BASED PROGRAM MODEL Needs Assessment for a Smoking Cessation Program Needs Assessment Program planning and evaluation must be preceded and interrelate with assessment strategies (Marrs & Helge, 2014). This succession will meet the increasing demand for eventual accountability in the program. Needs assessment may also be aptly used in creating program standards both as part of formative evaluation and summative evaluation. The process of needs assessment is guided by