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hypothesis
what we assume to be true unless evidence suggests otherwise
null hypothesis
states that there is an effect or relationship between variables in the population
alternative hypothesis
study that measures variables of a group of people over time
cohort
A variable (such as age, test score, or height) that can take on a wide or infinite number of values.
continuous
places an individual into one of several groups or categories
categorical
when do you use relative risk
cohort study (prospective)
when do you use odds ratio
case-control study
RR=0
no association
when do you reject your null hypothesis
p-value is < 0.05
T/F: Larger sample size, more reliable study
true
what is the goal of hypothesis testing
to determine whether an association between an outcome and exposure is statistically significant
the sample statistic that is the most likely value of the population parameter calculated from sample data
point estimate
a range around a measurement used to convey how precise the point estimate is
confidence interval
factors that determine the confidence interval
sample size, population variability, level of confidence
what does it mean if a confidence interval is wide
small sample size
narrow confidence interval means what?
large sample size
if a confidence interval intersects the RR=1 threshold, is it significant?
no
T/F: statistical significance means that it is clinically significant
false