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Evidence-Based Medicine: Current Trends and Effective Teaching Methods

Evidence-Based Medicine: Current Trends and Effective Teaching Methods. STReME 2010 series October 6, 2010 Marc A. Raslich, MD Internal Medicine & Pediatrics. Plans for today. Information and Ideas

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Evidence-Based Medicine: Current Trends and Effective Teaching Methods

Evidence-Based Medicine: Current Trends and Effective Teaching Methods. STReME 2010 series October 6, 2010 Marc A. Raslich, MD Internal Medicine & Pediatrics. Plans for today. Information and Ideas

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The Odyssey

The Odyssey. What is it besides being a Rollicking Great Story?. Double Negatives. Revise these sentences: Example: Many scholars cannot hardly believe that the Odyssey was written by Homer. Many scholars can hardly believe tat the Odyssey was written by Homer

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AP Statistics Chapter 3

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Examining Relationship of Variables

Examining Relationship of Variables. Response (dependent) variable - measures the outcome of a study. Explanatory (Independent) variable - explains or influences the changes in a response variable Outlier - an observation that falls outside the overall pattern of the relationship.

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ASSOCIATION BETWEEN VARIABLES: CROSSTABULATIONS

ASSOCIATION BETWEEN VARIABLES: CROSSTABULATIONS. Handout #10. A Bivariate Hypothesis. Suppose we want to do research on the following bivariate hypothesis:

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Y. Takemura et al .

The Relationship between Breast-feeding and the Prevalence of Asthma Yousuke Takemura, MD, PhD Associate Professor Dept. of Family and Community Medicine Mie University School of Medicine Japan. Yousuke Takemura,

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Chapter 3 Examining Relationships

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MA-250 Probability and Statistics

MA-250 Probability and Statistics. Nazar Khan PUCIT Lecture 5. Measurement Error. In an ideal world, if the same thing is measured several times, the same result would be obtained each time. In reality, there are differences. Each result is thrown off by chance error .

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Correlation

Correlation. Studying the relationship between two variables. Scatter plot. Shows relationship between two variables Dot represents a pair of values from one individual or case. Linear Association. Positive association Y-coordinates increase as X-coordinates increase

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Scatter Diagram & Line of Best Fit.

Scatter Diagram & Line of Best Fit. Prepared by Lee Kok Ming Li Po Chun United World College of Hong Kong For the Statistical Section of Mathematics at International Baccalaureate Diploma Level (equivalent to grade 11 and 12). Objectives:.

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Section 4.1

Section 4.1. Exploring Associations between Two Quantitative Variables ?. Example:. Is there, on a national scale, an association between TV watching and obesity? What do you think? What does the data Show?. Data:.

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China and its neighbors: evolving patterns of trade and investment

China and its neighbors: evolving patterns of trade and investment. John Weiss ADB Institute, Tokyo. Trade and investment. Is a fast growing large neighbor opening to the world economy a good thing? Standard trade theory says definitely Demand effects

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Chapter 2 Scatter plots, Correlation, Linear Regression, Inferences for Regression

Chapter 2 Scatter plots, Correlation, Linear Regression, Inferences for Regression. By: Tasha Carr, Lyndsay Gentile, Darya Rosikhina, Stacey Zarko. Scatter plots. Shows the relationship between two quantitative variables measured on the same individuals Look at:

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Suggestopedia/ Desuggestopedia

Suggestopedia/ Desuggestopedia. Background. Originated by Dr. Georgi Lozanov in 70s,Bulgaria- ??? (suggestology) ????? Suggestopedia: apply suggestology to teaching.( ?????? suggesto: suggesti,suggestum,suggero- ?? pedia- ???. Theory ? 1 ?.

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Interpreting Scatterplots

Interpreting Scatterplots. Presentation 2.3. Scatterplots. When looking at scatterplots, we will look for: Association (or direction) Form Strength Outliers. Direction. A trend that runs from the upper left to the lower right is said to have a negative association or direction.

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Reading a scatterplot

Reading a scatterplot. Examples: Mars rocks (sulfate is measured as a percentage & redness is measured as a ratio of red to blue in light spectra) American Association of University Professors (cases are different academic disciplines). SAT score versus length of essay GPA versus SAT.

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Chapter 17 Comparing Two Proportions

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CHAPTER 10

MANAGEMENT RESEARCH Third Edition, 2008 Prof. M. Easterby-Smith, Prof. R. Thorpe, Prof. Paul R. Jackson. CHAPTER 10 . Summarizing and Making Inferences from Quantitative Data. Learning Objectives. To be able to choose effective ways of summarizing key features of data.

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Correlation, r , measures the direction and strength of the linear relationship between two quantitative variables. We have ( x, y ) data on n individuals. r = .

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