
Understanding Statistical Studies on Sugar and Heart Disease

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Aiden Montgomery
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Mathematics, Science, Biology
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9th - 12th Grade
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Easy
09:51
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What is the initial hypothesis discussed in the video?
Exercise is the main cause of heart disease.
Heart disease is unrelated to diet.
Sugar might be causing heart disease.
Sugar is beneficial for heart health.
2.
Multiple Choice
Why is random sampling important in a sample study?
To focus on individuals with high sugar intake.
To avoid bias and get a representative sample of the population.
To only include individuals from urban areas.
To ensure only healthy individuals are surveyed.
3.
Multiple Choice
What type of study is used to estimate the true parameter of sugar intake in a population?
Observational study
Case study
Sample study
Experimental study
4.
Multiple Choice
What is the main limitation of observational studies?
They require a large number of participants.
They cannot establish causality between variables.
They are only applicable to small populations.
They are too expensive to conduct.
5.
Multiple Choice
In an observational study, what is plotted on the horizontal axis?
Heart disease risk
Age of participants
Exercise frequency
Sugar consumption
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