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1. What is the total population size of this Randomized Control Trial (RCT)? In other words, how many people were offered an opportunity to participate in this RCT? a. 2,500 b. 5,000 c. 15,000 d. 25,000 2. What was the overall response rate for this RCT? a. 15% b. 25% C. 40% d. 60% 3. Based on the response rate, the desired confidence interval, and the margin of error for this RCT, is there an adequate sample size to conduct analysis and infer the results onto a larger population? a. Yes b. No c. Maybe d. It's not possible to know 4. Which Intervention had the highest response rate? a. The Peer Pressure Intervention b. The Attractive Intervention c. The Control d. None of the Above - all interventions had the same response rate 5. For the first-order measure of effectiveness for this RCT, how effective was the most effective intervention? a. 60% of respondents responded favorably b. 48% of respondents responded favorably c. 55% of respondents responded favorably d. None of the Above - all interventions had the same first-order level of effectiveness9. For the second-order measure of effectiveness for this RCT, how effective was theJeast effective intervention? a. ?% of respondents who responded favorably also kept their appointments b. 12% of respondents who responded favorably also kept their appointments c. 13% of respondents who responded favorably also kept their appointments d. None of the Above - all interventions had the same second-order level of effectiveness . What was the difference in the average incomes for those who responded to any of the interventions at all (i.e. texted \"YES\" or \"STDW} versus those who did not respond, taking into consideration the differences in the number of people who responded: a. Non-responders earn $5,993 less, on average, than responders b. Non-responders earn $5,543 more, on average. than responders c. Non-responders earn the same income as responders d. None of the Above Is there a noticeable age difference between those who responded to any of the interventions at all (i.e. texted \"YES" or \"STDP\"} versus those who did not respond at all: a. Yes, non-responders are noticeably younger, on average, than responders b. Yes, non-responders are noticeably older. on average, than responders c. No, there is no noticeable age difference between nonrespondents and respondents d. None of the above If you isolate 13-35 year olds, did they have a higher or lower response rate to these interventions than the overall response rate? a. Higher b. Lower c. No difference d. None of the above 10. In what way did gender seem to play a role in the first or second order effectiveness of this RCT? In other words, how did gender impact people's responses and/or their tendency to keep appointments? a. For all interventions, being male corresponded with higher favorable responses and more kept appointments. b. For all interventions, being female corresponded with higher favorable responses and more kept appointments c. For the peer pressure intervention, a slightly higher proportion of females responded favorably (i.e. texted "YES") than males who received the same intervention d. For the attractive intervention, a slightly higher proportion of males kept their appointments than females who scheduled appointments after receiving the same intervention