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We do studies to gather information and draw conclusions. The type of conclusion we draw depends on the study method used: In an observational study, we measure or survey members of a sample without trying to affect them. In a controlled experiment, we randomly assign people or things to groups. One group receives a treatment and the other group does not. For the studies listed below, determine if they are experiments or observational studies.

Reflect on your understanding of Module 2.  Depending on timing. You can answer in short phrases. Complete sentences are not required. a-c only request a single number. If you run out of time to answer this question, you can email  me the response after your exam is submitted.  The response is worth 5 points for completion. a. Evaluate your overall effort on Module 2 .    low 1  2  3  4  5 high b. Rate your time spent on learning statistics during Module 2.  low 1  2  3  4  5 high c. How do you think you performed on this exam? low 1  2  3  4  5 6 7 8 9 10 high   example 8=80% d. What have you found to be MOST helpful in your learning? e. What challenges are you experiencing? Please include any other comments or concerns.   The response for this problem will be scored by the instructor.

Identify which type of sampling is used. A school wants to survey student opinions on a new school policy, but they want to ensure that different grades are represented in the sample. They could divide students into strata (grades) and then randomly sample students from each grade.

Identify which type of sampling is used. A school wants to survey student opinions on a new school policy. They have a list of all students (the population). They assign each student a number, generate random numbers, and select students whose numbers match the generated random numbers.

A Washington DC tour company gives tours all year and offers a Weekend tour and a 7-Day tour. The table below shows the number of customers by season and by length of tour.   Spring Summer Winter Fall Total Weekend 68 194 97 46 405 7-Day 18 52 40 15 125 Total 86 246 137 61 530 Answer the following and present your answer as a proportion rounded to 3 decimals.  example 61/530 = .115 or 0.115. A.  Find the Joint probability for customers who book a weekend tour in the winter. [response1] B. Find the marginal probability that customers book a 7 day tour in the summer. [response2] C. What is the probability that a customer books a weekend tour given it is spring?  [response3]    

For a statistics project a student gathered data on monthly car insurance premiums paid by students and faculty at a California community college in 2008. She found a fairly strong linear relationship between driving experience and monthly car insurance premiums. She used the line shown in the scatterplot to summarize the pattern in the data. Here is the equation of the line: y = -1.45x + 97  The predicted monthly car insurance premium paid by someone who has been driving 12 years is ________ dollars a month.

Researchers at the University of Wisconsin at Madison conducted an experiment to study the effect of meditation on the immune system. The researchers randomly assigned volunteers to one of two treatments. One group completed an 8-week course in meditation and actively practiced meditation during this period. The other group received no meditation training and did not meditate during the 8-week period. At the end of the experiment researchers gave the subjects a flu shot. A healthy immune system will produce antibodies in response to a vaccine. At 4-weeks and 8-weeks after the flu shot, researchers did a blood test to measure the levels of antibodies produced against the vaccine. Both groups had an increased level of antibodies, but the meditators had a significantly greater increase in antibodies than the non-meditators. Psychosomatic Medicine published the results in 2003 in an article titled “Alterations in Brain and Immune Function Produced by Mindfulness Meditation.” Which of the following is NOT part of the experiment design?