| Data Set/Description |
Share |
Owner |
Last edited |
Size |
Views |
diet
diet data, problem 8.30 | yes | shulmasa@ucmail.uc.edu | Apr 25, 2011 | 65B | 6 | | 50 die roll | yes | ajwolthuizen | Sep 24, 2010 | 105B | 14 | | 50 Die Rolls | yes | mroar123 | Sep 24, 2010 | 105B | 9 | | Project Data | yes | kadiercarroll | Apr 19, 2010 | 407B | 13 | | 300 Die Rolls Histogram | yes | sherblueberry84 | Feb 08, 2010 | 3KB | 14 | | Preliminaries Data | yes | kadiercarroll | Jan 25, 2010 | 27B | 5 | | M&M Candies | yes | pink4u | Nov 28, 2009 | 61B | 129 | | Diamonds.xls | yes | eddie3mac | Apr 29, 2009 | 6KB | 50 | | Weights of a Sample of M&M Plain Candies | yes | statcrunch | Mar 12, 2009 | 697B | 62 | | Corn Production | yes | statcrunch | Feb 26, 2009 | 151B | 7 | | Soybean Yield | yes | statcrunch | Feb 26, 2009 | 186B | 6 | | Diet and Birth Weight | yes | statcrunch | Feb 26, 2009 | 281B | 33 | domviol.xls
This data was a pilot study of health outcomes related to domestic violence. Women from domestic violence shelters were asked about the severity of symptoms experienced in the last year. Women who were not abused were often workers at domestic violence shelters. The severity of the emotional, sexual, and physical violence was categorized into four groups 0 - no abuse, 1=least abuse, 2=middle level, and 3 = most. Abused is a dummy for whether abuse occurred. The main outcome variables are dummy variables for whether the woman experienced the health malady often in the last year. sxllhead=severe headaches, sxlinsom=insomnia, sxlchest=chest pain, sxlpelv=pelvic pain, sxlstom=stomach pain, sxlchok=sensation of choking, sxlbrea=shortness of breath,sxlvag=vaginal infection, sxlfat = fatigue. The women were age 18 - 48. Age25-34 is a dummy variable for age 25-34 and age35p is a dummy for ages 35 - 48. The variables least, middle, and most are dummy variables for level of violence. [Note: there are no easy labels for severity of violence. The label "Least" in no way implies that such a level is not important nor does it imply that there are no serious negative consequences on the life of the women experiencing the violence.] Creating contingency tables of abuse status vs. the health maladies is excellent practice for conditional probability and calculating a prevalence ratio to compare the two probabilities.
| yes | ariadnipapana | Feb 13, 2009 | 6KB | 57 | | Die Rolls | yes | emeyer11168 | Feb 12, 2009 | 72B | 15 | | Physicians' Raw Data Stc | yes | debinna@gmail.com | Feb 08, 2009 | 246B | 19 |
|
