A cancer research group was interested in determining the percentage of women 40 years or older that have regularly scheduled mammograms. To accomplish this, they surveyed 500 women in this age group and, based on 155 women that responded affirmatively, estimated the percentage of all women in this age group that have regularly scheduled mammograms. This process is an example of:

nonparametric statistics

nominal data

descriptive statistics

inferential statistics

census

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Aditya Barron

Social Studies

18 September, 05:00

A cancer research group was interested in determining the percentage of women 40 years or older that have regularly scheduled mammograms. To accomplish this, they surveyed 500 women in this age group and, based on 155 women that responded affirmatively, estimated the percentage of all women in this age group that have regularly scheduled mammograms. This process is an example of:

nonparametric statistics

nominal data

descriptive statistics

inferential statistics

census

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Yadiel Francis · Answer 1

Inferential statistics

Explanation:

Inferential statistics is a research plan through which a researcher can make predictions or inferences from that data. With inferential statistics, one can take the sample from the population and generalized it

There are two areas of inferential statistics:

Estimating parameters: It means that you can take the data from the population and generalize it on the population. Hypothesis testing: This is the area where you can answer the research question.