Use the data set ColdDrug.sav for the next two questions. A drug company created a new drug that is supposed to prevent colds. To test if the drug is effective, they paid 30 participants to be part of the study, and randomly assigned them to one of three groups: (1) High dose, (2) Low dose, and (3) Placebo condition (no active ingredients). The participants reported the number of colds they had over 6 months. Was this new drug effective at preventing colds? Run a statistical test on the data to evaluate this question.  Upload your output file showing this test.

A nurse is providing primary prevention education to reduce the risk of lead poisoning to a mother of a toddler. Which of the following recommendations would the nurse make?

Troponin blocks the myosin head binding site on the actin filaments. 

Identify this tissue  

Identify this tissue  

What is the predominant component of white matter

Report results in APA format, including the type of the test used, whether results were significant (with df, t- and p- values), the means and standard deviations for each group, and what you can conclude from the results. (7 pts.)   A(n) _________________ was performed to test the hypothesis _______________________ ________________. The results were __________________ , t(xx) = x.xx, p = .xxx, with smokers (M = XXX, SD = XXX) having a significantly lower digit span memory score than nonsmokers (M = XXXX, SD = XXX). This means __________________________________ ____________________________________________.

Which of the following is the location of calcium storage in the sarcomere?

The University then wanted to test if there is some significant association between overall faculty rating and students’ GRE scores. Run a statistical test to see if there is a relationship between average faculty rating (avgfr) and the students’ GRE scores (gre). Upload your output file.

Once an action potential repolarizes to -60mV, the action potential will continue until its competition.