A researcher examines how having a young child influences job promotion for the first 10 years after the child was born.

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A researcher examines how having a young child influences job promotion for the first 10 years after the child was born.

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1. Calculate odds ratio for the overall sample: zero-order table
2. Calculate odds ratio for women
3. Calculate odds ratio for men
4. Interpret the overall effect or having a young child on job promotion and how gender matters in the association
A researcher examines how having a young child influences job promotion for the first 10 years after the child was born. The two crosstabulations below display this relationship for women and men. Women Men Not having a Having a Not having a Having a young child young child young child Promoted 30 10 Promoted 40 30 Not 20 50 Not 20 20 promoted promoted young child
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