Provide your interpretation of the relationship between the variables in the example
In the Good News Survey (GNS), it was found that people who reported having frequently eaten Frosted Flakes as children were half as likely to have cancer as people who never ate that cereal. Conversely, people who reported frequently eating oatmeal when they were children were four times more likely to develop cancer than those who did not eat oatmeal. (Frosted Flakes ---> less cancer, oatmeal ---> more cancer.) In a separate finding, the GNS reported that people who took vitamins as children were twice as likely to go on to use marijuana and cocaine.
2007-02-21
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