An Odds Ratio Can Range from Close to Zero to Levels

question 2

Multiple Choice

An odds ratio can range from close to zero to levels exceeding 5 or 6; however, if you received an odds ratio of 1, what assumptions can you make about your results?

• A) The P-value from the tests is too large.
• B) The odds of the outcome are similar for people regardless of their exposure to the variable of interests.
• C) You can't make an assumption without the confidence interval.
• D) The P-value from the tests is too large, and the odds of the outcome are similar for people regardless of their exposure to the variable of interests.
• E) The P-value from the tests is too large, and you can't make an assumption without the confidence interval.

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