Suppose a Third Variable Inserted into an Analysis Changes the Results

question 16

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Suppose a third variable inserted into an analysis changes the results of when two other variables were studied previously.This third variable is called a moderator variable.

Calculate confidence intervals for proportions and means from given data.

Determine the adequacy of sample sizes for specific margins of error and confidence levels.

Apply the concept of standard error in the context of margin of error and confidence interval calculations.

Evaluate the impact of changes in sample size on the margin of error and vice versa.

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