Table E1.1. The number of chocolates consumed by healthcare providers (all types) over the course of...

Table E1.1. The number of chocolates consumed by healthcare providers (all types) over the course of the first 60 minutes and the second 60 minutes after the box was opened. Counts are presented by type of chocolate.

	First 60 minutes	First 60 minutes	Second 60 minutes	Second 60 minutes
Type of Chocolate	Number of Chocolates followed	Number consumed	Number of Chocolates followed	Number consumed
Nestle	135	45	90	23
Cadbury	123	55	68	21

Table E1.2. The number of chocolates that were observed to be consumed during the 6-hours of observation. Data are provided by the type of healthcare professional.

Healthcare Provider Position	Nestle	Cadbury	Provider total
Doctor	17	12	29
Nurse	21	33	54
Other	61	47	108
Brand Total	99	92	191

Question E1.3. If an independent survey found that 20% of all boxes of chocolates in hospitals were of the Cadbury brand, would you be able to calculate the population risk difference for consumption for the first 60 minutes after a box is opened? Assume that the Cadbury chocolates are the exposed group? If possible, calculate this quantity.

Question E1.4. What is the relative risk of Cadbury chocolate consumption among doctors versus nurses? Does this relative risk differ among other healthcare positions versus nurses?

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