Parameters and Statistics
A parameter is a measure that describes the entire population, whereas a statistic describes a sample of the population.
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Sensitivity and Specificity
The following table shows the number of males and females who arc anemic and non-anemic in a research study.
Test whether there is a relationship between anemia and sex status in the population under study.
Test at 05 level of significance
List the various types of tools available for data collection while undertaking research.
Descriptive Cross-sectional study and Analytical Cross-sectional study
Parameters and Statistics
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