Introducción al concepto de riesgo de causalidad

Who saw one of the two? Ready. Five out of 109. Done. So, guys, the information is there. Yes, it's your responsibility as students to prepare the topics. Yes, because the idea is not so much to come here and give a lecture and talk and talk and talk, but rather to make the session participatory. But

if you haven't read and studied, then it's going to be very difficult for us to achieve that interaction. So, the teacher's classes are so boring, because she just talks, talks, talks and doesn't do anything. Ready? So, the idea is that we prepare the material so we can talk, answer questions, and so on,

because otherwise, it really becomes like a monologue where I'm just going to talk, talk, and talk. Ready? So, for the next sessions, please review everything we have on the platform. Ready? So, this class is called population risk. What is risk? What do you think? What did Catalina tell them last week that the risk was?

Or when they talk about risk, what comes to mind, sir? A probability that something unusual will happen. A probability that something unwanted will happen. You remind me of your name so I don't have to learn it. Lorenzo. Lorenzo. So, there is a probability that something will happen. Yes. When I talk about risk, the first

word that comes to mind is probability. Yes. And it's a probability generally associated with a negative event. Yeah? So, what is the probability that a patient will get sick or that they have been exposed to a certain situation? What is the probability that we were late for today's check-up? Yeah? What is the probability that someone

missed today's checkup? Yes. So, whenever we talk about a risk, it's a probability associated, generally, as I said, with an unfavorable outcome or an outcome that involves some kind of danger. Ready? What about risk? Since risk is a probability, right? Probabilities take values ​​between 0 and 1, or if expressed in percentage terms,