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D Question 6 1 pts Investigators are trying to study the relationship between regular consumption of M&Ms and teenagers being diagnosed with thyroid disease. Six hundred sixty (660) teenagers ages 13 to 16 are followed for three years: 132 of the teens consumed high levels of M&Ms (defined as >2 packs per week). Over the three years. 26 teens with high levels of consumption are diagnosed with thyroid disease and 66 of the other teens are diagnosed. Create a 2 x 2 table for this study: Outcome No Outcome Exposed 26 106 Not Exposed 66 462 Question 7 0.5 pts
Question 7 0.5 pts What type of study design did the researchers use? Cohort Study Case Control Study O Cross Sectional Study Ecologic Study Question 8 0.5 pts Which measure of association is appropriate for this study? Relative Risk Odds Ratio Total Population Ratios nou action nt
Question 9 0.5 pts Calculate the measure and write the number ONLY here: Question 10 1 pts Provide the full report style, interpretation of your measure: 12ptParagraph BIUA
Question 11 3 pts Answer the following questions regarding this study: Researchers want to investigate whether or not distracted driving habits play a role in accidents. Investigators recruit male drivers aged 16-24 who have had non-fatal car crashes in the past year and male drivers aged 16-24 who have not had a non-fatal car crash in the past year. Researchers then interview each driver to see if they send text messages while driving. This study utilizes a(n) [ Select] study design. Would it be appropriate to investigate this using an RCT? [Select] The outcome of interest is [Select) The exposure of interest is [ Select] From this study, would we be able to infer a temporal relationship? [ Select] The measure of association for this study is a