Extra Practice: Comparing Risk

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Create a two-way frequency table given the information from the problem--include all labels. (Explanatory variable labels are for columns; Response variable labels are for rows.)

Calculate the absolute risk of developing cancer for the two groups. Clearly label your work.

Create a two-way frequency table given the information from the problem--include all labels. (Explanatory variable labels are for columns; Response variable labels are for rows.)

Extra Practice: Comparing Risk

Create a two-way frequency table given the information from the problem--include all labels. (Explanatory variable labels are for columns; Response variable labels are for rows.)

Calculate the absolute risk of developing cancer for the two groups. Clearly label your work.

Create a two-way frequency table given the information from the problem--include all labels. (Explanatory variable labels are for columns; Response variable labels are for rows.)

Calculate the absolute risk of experiencing a migraine for the two groups. Clearly label your work.

Create a two-way frequency table given the information from the problem--include all labels. (Explanatory variable labels are for columns; Response variable labels are for rows.)

Calculate the absolute risk of developing cancer for the two groups. Clearly label your work.

Absolute Risk Reduction =
(include your calculations)

Relative Risk =
(include your calculations)

Summary Sentence:

Create a two-way frequency table given the information from the problem--include all labels. (Explanatory variable labels are for columns; Response variable labels are for rows.)

Calculate the absolute risk of experiencing a migraine for the two groups. Clearly label your work.

Absolute Risk Reduction =
(include your calculations)

Relative Risk =
(include your calculations)

Summary Sentence:

Absolute Risk Reduction =
(include your calculations)

Relative Risk =
(include your calculations)

Summary Sentence:

Absolute Risk Reduction =
(include your calculations)

Relative Risk =
(include your calculations)

Summary Sentence:

Extra Practice: Comparing Risk

Create a two-way frequency table given the information from the problem--include all labels. (Explanatory variable labels are for columns; Response variable labels are for rows.)

Calculate the absolute risk of developing cancer for the two groups. Clearly label your work.

Create a two-way frequency table given the information from the problem--include all labels. (Explanatory variable labels are for columns; Response variable labels are for rows.)

Calculate the absolute risk of experiencing a migraine for the two groups. Clearly label your work.

Create a two-way frequency table given the information from the problem--include all labels. (Explanatory variable labels are for columns; Response variable labels are for rows.)

Calculate the absolute risk of developing cancer for the two groups. Clearly label your work.

Absolute Risk Reduction = (include your calculations)

Relative Risk =(include your calculations)

Summary Sentence:

Create a two-way frequency table given the information from the problem--include all labels. (Explanatory variable labels are for columns; Response variable labels are for rows.)

Calculate the absolute risk of experiencing a migraine for the two groups. Clearly label your work.

Absolute Risk Reduction =(include your calculations)

Relative Risk =(include your calculations)

Summary Sentence:

Absolute Risk Reduction = (include your calculations)

Relative Risk =(include your calculations)

Summary Sentence:

Absolute Risk Reduction =(include your calculations)

Relative Risk =(include your calculations)

Summary Sentence:

Absolute Risk Reduction =
(include your calculations)

Relative Risk =
(include your calculations)

Absolute Risk Reduction =
(include your calculations)

Relative Risk =
(include your calculations)

Absolute Risk Reduction =
(include your calculations)

Relative Risk =
(include your calculations)

Absolute Risk Reduction =
(include your calculations)

Relative Risk =
(include your calculations)