Choose from the following:

A. Confidence Interval

B. Odds Ratio

C. Chi Square

D. Rate Ratio

E. Correlation

F. Independent Samples t Test

G. Paired t Test

H. Repeated Measures ANOVA

I . Linear regression

J. Logistic regression

K. p value

1. This is the statistical analysis used incase controlstudies.
2. If I had two groups of people and I wanted to check if there was a significant differencebetween the mean age of the two groups, which analysis should I use?
3. If I want to be sure that my results arestatistically significant, my ______ should be less than 0.05.
4. Which analysis would I use for arandomized controlled trialwhere there is an experimental group and a control group, as well as a pre- and post-test?
5. I am doing a quasi experiment and there was no control group (only one group), however there is a pre- and post-test. The scores on this pre- and post- are continuous variables (like an SAT). What analysis would I use to see if there is achange before and after the intervention?
6. This non-parametric analysis involves cross tabulation of the COUNTS of two categorical (nominal or ordinal) variables.
7. The ________ is two numbers and it tells me how close to the population parameter my sample statistic is likely to be.
8. If I want to analyze the combined relationship between several independent (exposure) variablesand onenominal dependent (outcome) variable, which analysis should I use?
9. Which analysis is used to compare the incidence rates between two groups?
10. This analysis is like calculating a correlation, except it assesses the shared variance (linear relationship) for more than one independent (predictor) variable with one dependent (outcome) variable.