B. Explain how key biostatistical calculations and methods support the conclusions in eacharticle. Cite relevant information from the articles that support your answer.Findings and ImplicationsThe first article I chose by Grunfeld et al, "Family caregiver burden: results oflongitudinal study of breast cancer patients and their families principal caregiver" determinedthat caregivers are often younger than that patients. Age and gender play a role on caregiverburden, depression and having more anxiety about providing care. Caregivers are impactedemotionally, financially, psychologically and often times their employment is affected becausethey have to play so many roles. For the second article, "Spouse cancer caregivers' burden anddistress at entry to home hospice: The role of relationship quality", the data depicts a meananxiety score of 9.89 (SD=2.41). While the mean depression score is 5.49 (SD=2.55).Biostatistical Calculations and MethodsArticle one suggestions that caregivers with 2 or ore assessments conducted running thepalliative period (n=67) had first and last burdens and satisfaction score compared using a pairedtest. The time interval for the 2 visits is (61-1023 days), which might have influenced the results(Grunfeld, et al., 2004). The change and correlation were calculated between the change scoresof each scale to be significant (r=0.06, p=0.63, and r=0.05, p=0.67) (Grunfeld, et al., 2004). Forthe second article, the descriptive stats, independent t, and x2 tests