Passing a state into if else statement in react

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What am I trying to achieve is passing the state from this input:

<FormControl variant="outlined" fullWidth margin="normal">
                       <InputLabel htmlFor="isEbitda">
                         EBITDA
                       </InputLabel>
                       <Select
                         inputProps={{
                         name: "isEbitda",
                         id: "isEbitda"}}
                         label="EBITDA"
                         fullWidth
                         value={this.state.isEbitda}
                         onChange={(e) => this.handleisEbitda(e)}
                       >
                         <MenuItem  value={false}>No</MenuItem>
                         <MenuItem  value={true}>Yes</MenuItem>
                       </Select>
                     </FormControl>

...so I can use it as a second as a second parameter in if else statement in this function:

disableImprovementCalculationCards() {
   this.setState({
     ebitCardDisabled: false,
     ebitPlusCardDisabled: false,
     oviCardDisabled: false,
     EbitdaCardDisabled: false,
     isEbitda: true
   });


   if (this.state.CreateProjectCommand.valueImprovementTypeId == "") {

       this.setState({
         ebitCardDisabled: true,
         ebitPlusCardDisabled: true,
         oviCardDisabled: true,
         EbitdaCardDisabled: true,
         isEbitda: true
       });
    }
     else if  (this.state.CreateProjectCommand.valueImprovementTypeId == "1" && this.state.isEbitda == true) {
       this.setState({
         ebitPlusCardDisabled: true,
         oviCardDisabled: true,
       });
   }
   else if  (this.state.CreateProjectCommand.valueImprovementTypeId == "1" && this.state.isEbitda == false) {
       this.setState({
         ebitPlusCardDisabled: true,
         oviCardDisabled: true,
         EbitdaCardDisabled: true,
       });
   }

   else if  (this.state.CreateProjectCommand.valueImprovementTypeId == "2" && this.state.isEbitda == true) {
       this.setState({
         ebitCardDisabled: true,
         oviCardDisabled: true,
       });
   }

   else if  (this.state.CreateProjectCommand.valueImprovementTypeId == "2" && this.state.isEbitda == false) {
       this.setState({
         ebitCardDisabled: true,
         oviCardDisabled: true,
         EbitdaCardDisabled: true,
       });
   }

   else if  (this.state.CreateProjectCommand.valueImprovementTypeId == "3") {
       this.setState({
         ebitCardDisabled: true,
         ebitPlusCardDisabled: true,
         EbitdaCardDisabled: true,
       });
   }
   else if  (this.state.CreateProjectCommand.valueImprovementTypeId == "4") {
       this.setState({
         oviCardDisabled: true,
       });
   }
   else if  (this.state.CreateProjectCommand.valueImprovementTypeId == "5") {
       this.setState({
         ebitPlusCardDisabled: true,
       });
   }
   else if  (this.state.CreateProjectCommand.valueImprovementTypeId == "6") {
       this.setState({
         ebitCardDisabled: true,
       });
   }
 }

What I have tried:

The purpose of a second parameter in the if else statement to case to hide/show an input called EbitdaCard. However, no such thing happens. I am not sure whether I do not pass the state properly, or there is an error in the function I pass it into?