Researchers studying the effect of antibiotic treatment compared to symptomatic treatment for acute sinusitis randomly assigned 166 adults diagnosed with sinusitis into two groups. Participants in the...


Researchers studying the effect of antibiotic treatment compared to symptomatic treatment for acute sinusitis randomly assigned 166 adults diagnosed with sinusitis into two groups. Participants in the antibiotic group received a 10-day course of an antibiotic, and the rest received symptomatic treatments as a placebo. These pills had the same taste and packaging as the antibiotic. At the end of the 10-day period patients were asked if they experienced improvement in symptoms since the beginning of the study. The distribution of responses is summarized below.
































Antibiotic

Placebo

Total

Yes

72

60

132

No

13

21

31

Total

85

81

166



A simulation was conducted under the assumpton that the proportion of self-reported improvement with the antibiotic treatment is equal to the proportion of self-reported improvement with the palcebo. 100,000 simulated differences were generated to construct the null distribution shown. The value ˆpa,∼p^a,∼ represents the proportion of self-reported improvement with antibiotic treatment, and ˆpp,∼p^p,∼ is the proportion of self-reported improvement with the placebo treatment.





b) Calculate the observed difference between the proportion of self-reported improvement with antibiotic and proportion of self-reported improvement with placebo.


Round to the nearest ten-thousandth: ˆpa−ˆppp^a-p^p=


c) Estimate the p-value using the figure above.


d) Determine the conclusion of the hypothesis test.




  • We should not reject the null hypothesis.

  • We should reject the null hypothesis.



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Extracted text: A simulation was conducted under the assumpton that the proportion of self-reported improvement with the antibiotic treatment is equal to the proportion of self-reported improvement with the palcebo. 100,000 simulated differences were generated to construct the null distribution shown. The value p, the proportion of self-reported improvement with antibiotic treatment, and p, is the proportion of self- represents reported improvement with the placebo treatment. Simulaion of Antibiotic vs. Placebo Response, trails = 100,000, n1 = 85, n2 = 81 %3D -0.3 -0.2 -0.1 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 p_hat_a - p_hat_p a) Suppose the researchers want to determine, at a 5% significance level, if there is a difference in proportion of self-reported improvement with antibiotics and proportion of self-reported improvement with placebo. What are the hypotheses? Но: Ра — Р. [?0 На: Ра — Р. ?0 b) Calculate the observed difference between the proportion of self-reported improvement with antibiotic and proportion of self-reported improvement with placebo. Round to the nearest ten-thousandth: Pa – Pn c) Estimate the p-value using the figure above. d) Determine the conclusion of the hypothesis test. O We should not reject the null hypothesis. relative frequency 0.10 0.20 0.30 00'0
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