9. What type of study design is this (choose from list in directions)? How can you tell? 10. Complete all boxes in the standard epidemiology 22 contingency table. Include all numbers and the appropriate row/column headings. 11. Calculate the odds ratio. Show formulas and work. 12. Articulate your findings about the association in #10 in a sentence. (Those who...) 13. Some women may not know, or may not be honest about self-reporting their obesity status. How would this effect our 22 table? How would it effect the OR? 14. If you wanted to look for stronger evidence of this same association between obesity at age 50 and endometrial cancer, what other study design type (from list in directions) would you use? Why? 9. What type of study design is this (choose from list in directions)? How can you tell? 10. Complete all boxes in the standard epidemiology 22 contingency table. Include all numbers and the appropriate row/column headings. 11. Calculate the odds ratio. Show formulas and work. 12. Articulate your findings about the association in #10 in a sentence. (Those who...) 13. Some women may not know, or may not be honest about self-reporting their obesity status. How would this effect our 22 table? How would it effect the OR? 14. If you wanted to look for stronger evidence of this same association between obesity at age 50 and endometrial cancer, what other study design type (from list in directions) would you use? Why