What grade level had the smallest number of participants? O The answer is not indicated in the article. O I'm not sure how to address this problem...yet. O Grade 7 O Grade 8 O Grade 6 2. how many of the 508 students were female ?round your answer to the nearest whole number O235 O272 O I'm not sure how to address this problem...yet. O 259 O 230 O 241 3.As a percent of the sample how many more sixth graders are there than seventh ? also, as a whole number, how many more sixth graders are there than seventh graders? O 1% more; 20 more 6th Graders O I'm not sure how to address this problem....yet. O 3% more; 15 more 6th Graders O 5% more; 30 more 6th Graders O 2% more; 18 more 6th Graders O 5% more; 32 more 6th Graders O 5% more: 26 more 6th Graders Of the six categories of health-risk behaviors in Table 1 found in the article, which category was
What grade level had the smallest number of participants? O The answer is not indicated in the article. O I'm not sure how to address this problem...yet. O Grade 7 O Grade 8 O Grade 6 2. how many of the 508 students were female ?round your answer to the nearest whole number O235 O272 O I'm not sure how to address this problem...yet. O 259 O 230 O 241 3.As a percent of the sample how many more sixth graders are there than seventh ? also, as a whole number, how many more sixth graders are there than seventh graders? O 1% more; 20 more 6th Graders O I'm not sure how to address this problem....yet. O 3% more; 15 more 6th Graders O 5% more; 30 more 6th Graders O 2% more; 18 more 6th Graders O 5% more; 32 more 6th Graders O 5% more: 26 more 6th Graders Of the six categories of health-risk behaviors in Table 1 found in the article, which category was
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1. What grade level had the smallest number of participants?
O The answer is not indicated in the article. O I'm not sure how to address this problem...yet.
O Grade 7
O Grade 8
O Grade 6
2. how many of the 508 students were female ?round your answer to the nearest whole number
O235
O272
O I'm not sure how to address this problem...yet.
O 259
O 230
O 241
3.As a percent of the sample how many more sixth graders are there than seventh ? also, as a whole number, how many more sixth graders are there than seventh graders?
O 1% more; 20 more 6th Graders
O I'm not sure how to address this problem....yet.
O 3% more; 15 more 6th Graders
O 5% more; 30 more 6th Graders
O 2% more; 18 more 6th Graders
O 5% more; 32 more 6th Graders
O 5% more: 26 more 6th Graders
Of the six categories of health-risk behaviors in Table 1 found in the article, which category was reported most often by the NSSI group?
O Had sexual intercourse in the past year involving drinking or using drugs beforehand
O I'm not sure how to address this problem...yet.
O Ever used drugs to get high
O Binged in the past year
O Smoked cigarettes in the past year
O Describe self as overweight
O Fasted to lose weight or keep from gaining weight in the past month
Please respond to the following statement with either True or False: "The NSSI group has higher percentages in all six categories than the non-NSSI group.
O True
O False
What is the percentage difference between the two groups for "Ever used drugs to get
high"?
O 66.3%
O 82.1%
O 42.3 %
O I'm not sure how to address this problem...yet.
O 63.2%
O 72.9%
O 51.5%
What number of participants in the NSSI group reported they smoked cigarettes in the past year? (Round your answer to the nearest whole number).
O 35
O 39
O 36
O I'm not sure how to address this problem...yet.
O 37
38
O 34
What number of participants in the non-NSSI group reported they smoked cigarettes
in the past year? (Round your answer to the nearest whole number).
O 80
O 129
O 85
O I'm not sure how to address this problem....yet.
O 92
O 50
O 115
In terms of numbers of participants, did more students in the NSSI group or more of the students in the non-NSSI group report having binged in the past year?
ONSSI
O I'm not sure how to address this problem...yet.
O non-NSSI
O It cannot be determined by the information provided in the article.
For the non-NSSI group, the percentages in Table 1 sum up to more than 100%. Which of the following could explain how this is possible.
O Participants did not follow directions.
O Participants can choose more than one category.
O I'm not sure how to address this problem....yet.
O It is possible to always sum up beyond 100% no matter the context of the problem
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