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a. Using Leininger’s Sunrise Model, discuss the complexities of the cultural traditions and the woman’s situation b. How can the nurse offer support to the woman?

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b. How can the nurse offer support to the woman?
        

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00:01 The subjects were randomly assigned to the treatments to make sure that the two treatment groups are as similar as possible.
00:08 This is necessary to be sure that the results of the treatments are due to the treatment itself and not due to significantly different groups of subjects.
00:16 So they randomly assigned the subjects to the two treatments to make sure that the two treatment groups are as similar as possible.
00:41 For part b, the difference in the percent of women who became pregnant in the two groups is, statistically significant.
00:49 Explain what this means to someone who knows little about, um, um, who knows little about statistics.
01:10 A statistically significant difference means that the difference in results were so extreme that the difference cannot be caused by chance.
01:18 It is very unlikely that the difference was caused by chance...
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