Last week you formulated a research question and procedures for studying this question. You also reviewed two articles with main ideas similar to your own research. You were then able to see what kind of data is used to answer similar research questions.

This week you will synthesize your findings into a 4-5 page analytical essay that further elaborates on and explores your research methodology. Modern statistical research relies on many of the concepts we studied in this course. Of course, the statistics used are often at a much higher level than what we have studied this term. In this course we studied statistics that only involved a few variables; however, in real research, statistics involves many more variables.

Imagine that you have become a high-ranking executive with your prospective employer. You have vast resources to expand, including a team of statisticians and “number-crunchers”. In this case, you would most likely be the last person conducting research. However, you do need to understand the results of your research and explore various methods for conducting research.

Your essay should have three parts, described below:

Part I: Discuss how your team would collect your data? Would you review the entire population or would you select a sample? If you choose to select a sample, what sampling technique would you use to form a representative sample? Would you divide the members of your sample into additional groups, such as a randomized control group?

Part II: Describe the methodology your team would use to analyze your data. What kinds of statistical techniques would you use that you have learned in this course? How would you present your statistics—in a table or with a graph? How would the statistical techniques you choose help you answer your research question?

Part III: Identify how your team would interpret the results of this study? What kinds of values would you be analyzing from your study in part 2? If you are using hypothesis testing, what confidence level would you like to use? If you’re using regression analysis, what value would be favorable? How will your team report on these results? Last week you formulated a research question and procedures for studying this question. You also reviewed two articles with main ideas similar to your own research. You were then able to see what kind of data is used to answer similar research questions.

This week you will synthesize your findings into a 3-4 page analytical essay that further elaborates on and explores your research methodology. Modern statistical research relies on many of the concepts we studied in this course. Of course, the statistics used is often at a much higher level than what we have studied this term. In this course we studied statistics that only involved a few variables; however, in real research, statistics involves many more variables.

Imagine that you have become a high-ranking executive with your prospective employer. You have vast resources to expand, including a team of statisticians and “number-crunchers”. In this case, you would most likely be the last person conducting research. However, you do need to understand the results of your research and explore various methods for conducting research.

Your essay should have three parts, described below:

Part I: Discuss how your team would collect your data? Would you review the entire population or would you select a sample? If you choose to select a sample, what sampling technique would you use to form a representative sample? Would you divide the members of your sample into additional groups, such as a randomized control group?

Part II: Describe the methodology your team would use to analyze your data. What kinds of statistical techniques would you use that you have learned in this course? How would you present your statistics—in a table or with a graph? How would the statistical techniques you choose help you answer your research question?

Part III: Identify how your team would interpret the results of this study? What kinds of values would you be analyzing from your study in part 2? If you are using hypothesis testing, what confidence level would you like to use? If you’re using regression analysis, what value would be favorable? How will your team report on these results?

Please see the example paper for an idea of the layout and what to include.

The question for the Research in Healthcare is: “What is the rate of the insured population in the United States?” You will find all of the information for the research paper in the uploaded doc, “What’s Your Statistical Research Strategy WorkSheet”. This will provide you with the 2 scholarly articles that will be used and the type of statistical techniques that can be used to analyze the data.

Part 1: Using the Gun Control dataset complete the following tasks:

• Run a t-test on the variables: OwnGun, AmericanOwn.
• Identify the:
  • null hypothesis.
  • research hypothesis.
  • t-statistic.
  • degrees of freedom.
  • p-value.
• Summarize your findings.

Part 2: Using the Gun Control dataset complete the following tasks:

• Run an ANOVA on the variables: Religion, AmericanOwn.
• Identify the:
  • null hypothesis.
  • research hypothesis.
  • F-statistic.
  • degrees of freedom.
  • p-value.

I’m working on a Probability exercise and need support.

You are tasked with opening a safe without knowing the combination. Beginning with the dial at zero, the dial must be turned counterclockwise to the first combination number, then clockwise back to zero), and clockwise to the second combination number, (then counterclockwise back to zero), and counterclockwise again to the third and final combination number, whereupon the door will open immediately. There are 40 numbers of the dial, including the zero.

Without knowing the combination numbers, what is the maximum number of trials required to open the safe? (One trial means one attempt to dial a full three-number combination).

I need an explanation for this Statistics question to help me study.

We make decisions from numbers that aren’t representative of the risks of a population we’re considering… driving conclusions that are factually. In a minimum of 350 words please describe a situation involving COVID 19 Pandemic where selection bias seems to be present.