The following table contains statistics from a logistic regression analysis for a study on intravenous drug use among high school students in United States. Drug use is characterized as a dichotomous variable, where 1 indicates that an individual has injected drugs within the past year and 0 that he or she has not. Factors that might be related to drug use are instruction about the HIV in school (1 represents "had HIV education" and 0 represents "did not have HIV education"), age of the student (in years), and gender (1 represents male and 0 represents female). Statistics in the table are estimated coefficients of the logistic regression model and p-values for testing the significance of the coefficients. Choose proper answers using statistics in the following table.  (THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE CORRECT ANSWER) Variable Coefficient p-value Intercept (Constant) -0.164 0.078 HIV instruction 0.019 0.928 Age 0.064 0.036 Gender 1.032 0.014

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  1. The following table contains statistics from a logistic regression analysis for a study on intravenous drug use among high school students in United States. Drug use is characterized as a dichotomous variable, where 1 indicates that an individual has injected drugs within the past year and 0 that he or she has not. Factors that might be related to drug use are instruction about the HIV in school (1 represents "had HIV education" and 0 represents "did not have HIV education"), age of the student (in years), and gender (1 represents male and 0 represents female).
    Statistics in the table are estimated coefficients of the logistic regression model and p-values for testing the significance of the coefficients. Choose proper answers using statistics in the following table.  (THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE CORRECT ANSWER)
    Variable Coefficient p-value

    Intercept (Constant)

    -0.164

    0.078

    HIV instruction

    0.019

    0.928

    Age

    0.064

    0.036

    Gender

    1.032

    0.014

     
       

    As a student becomes older, the probability that the student has used intravenous drugs in the past year decreases.

       

    Male is more likely to use intravenous drug than female students.

       

    In the analysis above, HIV education variable is a significant factor, at 5% level of significance, in predicting whether a student uses intravenous drugs.

       

    In the analysis above, Gender is a significant factor, at 5% level of significance, in predicting whether a student uses intravenous drugs.

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