How Should the Nurse Researcher Interpret an Odds Ratio Greater

question 16

Multiple Choice

How should the nurse researcher interpret an odds ratio greater than 1.0?

• A) This means there is no difference in the odds of an event occurring between the experimental and control groups.
• B) The event is less likely in the treatment group than the control group.
• C) The event is more likely to occur in the treatment group than the control group.
• D) Percent increase in risk of the event that is added after considering the percent of risk that
• Would occur anyway.

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Definitions:

Assertive Communication

A style of communication in which a person stands up for their own rights and needs while respecting the rights of others.

Whispering

A mode of speech in which the vocal cords do not vibrate, resulting in a breathy and quiet sound, often used for privacy or secrecy.

Information Overload

A state of having too much information to process, often leading to difficulty in decision-making and increased stress.

Oral Communication

The exchange of information or ideas through spoken words, as opposed to written or non-verbal communication.