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- When it comes to health, the categories of race are more social than biological. True FalseYou are interested in the effectiveness of two different treatments in increasing the number of socially appropriate comments. You want to compare Treatment 1 and Treatment 2. You realize that the people enrolled in Treatment 1 and Treatment 2 have the same average posttreatment scores (average = 5 socially appropriate comments per session). Based on this histogram, what can you learn about the amount of variability in how effective these two treatments are? Frequency (# people) 10 9 8 O 0 P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Number of socially appropriate comments Treatment 1 Treatment 2 O Treatment 2 is more consistently effective across individuals (that is, a smaller SD). Treatment 1 is more consistently effective across individuals (that is, a smaller SD). Treatment 1 is more consistently effective across individuals (that is, a larger SD). Treatment 2 is more consistently effective across individuals (that is, a larger SD).Which demographic groups have the highestincidence of lung/bronchus cancer (in terms ofrace and sex)? Would this group be a good targetmarket for CVS Caremark?
