In: Statistics and Probability
Information: An Ob/Gyn collected data on the smoking status of the mother during pregnancy, and whether the child was born premature (37 weeks or fewer of gestation). The results were as follows:
Pre-mature birth status |
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Cases |
Non-cases |
Total |
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Smoking Status during Pregnancy |
Smoked |
36 |
370 |
406 |
Never smoked |
168 |
3396 |
3564 |
|
Total |
204 |
3766 |
3970 |
(1) Calculate and interpret the odds ratio to determine if smoking throughout pregnancy is related to premature birth. (2 pts)
2) Do these data provide sufficient evidence to indicate, at the .05 level of significance, that the there is an association between smoking throughout pregnancy and premature birth? (4 pts)
Note: calculate expected values