A clinical trial is conducted to test a new medication designed
to lower systolic blood pressure (SBP). Participants are randomly
assigned to receive the new medication or a placebo. The outcome is
clinically significant SBP reduction after 30 days. The data are
shown below. Compute the totals. (1pt)
|
Significant Reduction in SBP
|
No Significant Reduction in SBP
|
Total
|
New Medication
|
44
|
76
|
|
Placebo
|
21
|
99
|
|
Total
|
|
|
|
- Compute the proportion of participants who experienced a
significant reduction in SBP, given they received the new
medication (1pt):
- 0.3667
- 0.6769
- 0. 6333
- 0.175
- Some other answer (indicate):
- Compute the proportion of participants who experienced a
significant reduction in SBP, given they received the placebo
(1pt):
- 0.825
- 0.3667
- 0.3231
- 0.175
- Some other answer (indicate):
- Generate a 90% confident interval for the true proportion of
people experiencing a significant reduction in SBP given they
received the new medication. (4pts)
- (0.3635, 0.3699)
- (0.2943, 0.4391)
- (0.3155, 0.4179)
- (0.2684, 0.465)
- Some other answer (indicate):
- Estimate the risk difference in significant SBP reductions for
the participants who received the new medication versus those that
received the placebo and indicate your answer:
(1pt)
- 0.3538
- 0.0958
- 0.1719
- 0.1917
- Some other answer (indicate):
- Generate a 95% confidence interval for the difference in
proportions of participants experiencing a significant reduction in
SBP for the participants who received the new medication versus
those that received the placebo and indicate your answer:
(4pts)
- (0.1856, 0.1978)
- (0.0819, 0.3015)
- (-0.014, 0.2056)
- (0.244, 0.4636)
- Some other answer (indicate):
- True or False: There is a significant difference in the
proportions of participants experiencing a significant reduction in
SBP for the participants who received the new medication versus
those that received the placebo: (1pt)
- True
- False