Use the table in the question to answer the statistical problem. Must explain 3 from the table.

4. From Table 4, select three (3) and for each, briefly explain what concept(s) is being de- scribed/exhibited. (20 points total) Three subjects from a sample of ten are randomly selected for a treatment group. Drawing four red cards in a row doesn't change the likelihood of drawing red next time. Comorbidity of ADHD and anxiety means having one increases your risk factor for the other. If the false positive rate for a test is too high for the actual positive rate, the test is ineffective A clinician measures how many flu shots are administered on average by a nurse in an hour. If 45% express support for Measure A, out of 400 we expect 400 - 0.45 to vote for Measure A. Histograms of girl newborn weights follow a bell curve shape. Mean foot lengths in repeated samples have a sharper peak than the foot length distribution. Table 4: Scenarios for Question 4 4. From Table 4, select three (3) and for each, briefly explain what concept(s) is being de- scribed/exhibited. (20 points total) Three subjects from a sample of ten are randomly selected for a treatment group. Drawing four red cards in a row doesn't change the likelihood of drawing red next time. Comorbidity of ADHD and anxiety means having one increases your risk factor for the other. If the false positive rate for a test is too high for the actual positive rate, the test is ineffective A clinician measures how many flu shots are administered on average by a nurse in an hour. If 45% express support for Measure A, out of 400 we expect 400 - 0.45 to vote for Measure A. Histograms of girl newborn weights follow a bell curve shape. Mean foot lengths in repeated samples have a sharper peak than the foot length distribution. Table 4: Scenarios for Question 4