Biostatistics Assignment 2 In-Class Group Discussion of Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Data Analysis.

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Biostatistics Assignment 2 In-Class Group Discussion of Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Data Analysis Assignment

1.Break into discussion groups with others who analyzed the same dataset. 2.Discuss and compare your individual findings on the MSA data analysis assignment with your group members (you will have XX minutes). 3.We will reconvene and each group will report on their discussions, answering the following questions. Discussion Instructions

Discussion Questions 1.What do the calculations performed tell us? 2.What is the public health impact of the findings? 3.Does statistical significance necessarily imply “real- world” meaning or significance? 4.What are some possible explanations for the observed findings? 5.What, if any, additional questions do these findings raise? 6.Is there any additional information that would prove useful?

Mean number of unhealthy and activity limitation days by self- rated health–U.S., Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), # of Days Self-rated health