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45. When you have proof of effect modification in your study due to variable GENDER, you should adjust for GENDER in your analysis True /

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When you have proof of effect modification in your study due to variable GENDER, you should adjust for GENDER in your analysis

True / False

46.

True risk ratio of a study is 0.5 and the observed risk ratio is 0.9. The bias is away from the null

True/ False

47.

There is no statistical test to confirm confounding

True / False

48.

A screening test can be used as a confirmatory clinical diagnosis for a disease

True / False

49.

If the crude odds ratio is 2.4 and the adjusted odds ratio is 0.9, you should proceed to report the crude odds ratio as your main study finding because it indicates a positive association

True / False

50.

It is possible to have interaction on both additive and multiplicative scales at the same time in a study

True / False

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