Creating Confidence Intervals Using the information from Part 2 above, calculate a 90%, 95%, and 99% confidence interval for both groups and complete the following table: Group 90% confidence interval 95% confidence interval 99% confidence interval Smokers Nonsmokers As the level of confidence increases, what happens to the […]
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Using the Normal Distribution Open the Body Data file created in ST3001 and use this to address the following questions. Given that BMI is approximately normally distributed, present the following summary statistics for BMI of smokers and nonsmokers (Hint: Think about ST3001.). Smokers Nonsmokers Mean Standard deviation Sample size (n)
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Confidence Intervals in Research This part will make use of the following article, which explores how prevalent depression, anxiety, and stress are in healthcare workers at COVID 19 isolation sites in Botswana: Siamisang, K., Kebadiretse, D., Tjirare, L. T., Muyela, C., Gare, K., & Masupe, T. (2022). Prevalence and predictors of depression, anxiety and stress
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Relationships Between Health Factors As a medical researcher, you attempt to relate key health factors to each other. Are those with higher BMIs more likely to have higher or lower HDL and LDL cholesterol levels? How are factors such as age systolic blood pressure and BMI related to pulse rate? Looking at the correlation between
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Correlation in Research For this part, you will be making use of the following article from the Walden Library: References Slavic, D., Jakovljevic, D. K., Zubnar, A., Tapavicki, B., Aleksandric, T., & Drapsin, M. (2019). Effects of different types of training on weight loss. Medicinski Pregled/Medical Review, 72(9/10), 272–279. https://doi.org/10.2298/MPNS1910272S On page 277 in this
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To prepare for this part: Go to your welcome message from your SME in which you were assigned a random number greater than 50. Download the original Excel file titled BODY DATA. Start a new Excel file. Copy/paste all column names from the original document. Using the random number provided from your SME, go to that
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Choose one article from the list below: Kelley, E. S., & Bueno, R. (2022). Explicit word learning in preschoolers from families with high or low maternal education. Communication Disorders Quarterly, 43(4), 246–260. https://doi.org/10.1177/15257401211043757 Leighton, K., Kardong-Edgren, S., Schneidereith, T., Foisy-Doll, C., & Wuestney, K. A. (2021). Meeting undergraduate nursing students’ clinical needs: A comparison of traditional clinical, face-to-face
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Construct a social media webpage, a media flyer, or a video in which you act as an influencer of social change in the field of nursing. In your medium of choice, do the following: Explain the nurses’ responsibility in promoting health via social media. Identify ethical and professional risks that need to be considered when
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For this Performance Task Assessment, you will construct a 2- to 3-page paper in which you explore the political and civic engagement of a professional nursing organization. Provide clear connections to health equity and the impact of the organization. Instructions To complete this Assessment, do the following: Be sure to adhere to the indicated assignment
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Bias Scenario Complete the title page, respond to the questions below, save the document per the Walden file format, and upload the document to the XA3003 Bias Scenario area. In the break room conversation, identify at least three statements that clearly demonstrate bias or prejudice. Explain why these statements reflect bias and which specific group