A:For infants with nonsmoking mothers, the probability of high infant mortality is 70%. For infants with smoking mothers, the probability of high infant mortality is 53%. B:For infants with smoking mothers, would it be less likely to see high infant mortality if the infant had a nonsmoking mother? Answer: counter
A:For those who are not jyka, the probability of lirg is 15%. For those who are jyka, the probability of lirg is 50%. B:For those who are jyka, would it be more likely to see lirg if the individual was not jyka? Answer: counter
A:The overall probability of zuph is 34%. For those who are not zuph, the probability of uvzi is 74%. For those who are zuph, the probability of uvzi is 32%. B:Is uvzi more likely than not uvzi overall? Answer: pride
A:We know that hwax causes not jyka. hwax or jyka causes lirg. We observed an individual is not hwax. B:Would an individual is lirg if jyka instead of not jyka? Answer: pride
A:The overall probability of listening to jazz is 15%. The probability of not listening to jazz and lung cancer is 31%. The probability of listening to jazz and lung cancer is 7%. B:Is the chance of lung cancer larger when observing listening to jazz? Answer: pride
A:Method 1: We look directly at how rixq correlates with xevu in general. Method 2: We look at this correlation case by case according to zuph. B:To understand how rixq affects xevu, is it more correct to use the Method 1 than Method 2? Answer: pride
A:The overall probability of rixq is 70%. The probability of not rixq and xevu is 10%. The probability of rixq and xevu is 65%. B:Is the chance of xevu smaller when observing rixq? Answer: counter
A:The overall probability of pexu is 73%. The probability of not pexu and rukz is 7%. The probability of pexu and rukz is 66%. B:Is the chance of rukz smaller when observing pexu? Answer: counter
A:The overall probability of jyka is 26%. For those who are not jyka, the probability of lirg is 53%. For those who are jyka, the probability of lirg is 42%. B:Is lirg more likely than not lirg overall? Answer:
pride