7. Chi-square Flashcards

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What type of data does chi-square used? (Methods1 chi-square)

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Nominal or categorical data

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What does the goodness of fit test do? (Methods1 chi-square)

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Compares an observed frequency distribution with an expected frequency distribution

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What is the equation for the expected frequency? (Methods1 chi-square)

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EF = total number of observations / number of categories

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What are the two types of chi-square tests? (Methods1 chi-square)

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  • Goodness of fit test

- Association test

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What is the chi-square association test based on? (Methods1 chi-square)

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The association between two independent variables

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What are the two assumptions of chi-square? (Methods1 chi-square)

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1) observations must be independent

2) problems occur when expected frequencies are small

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7
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If the expected frequency value is less that 5, what would you use to make the test more conservative? (Methods1 chi-square)

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Yates correction for continuity

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How do you work out Yates correction for continuity? (Methods1 chi-square)

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1) Take the absolute value for O-E (ignoring any minus signs)
2) Subtract 0.5 from the O-E before squaring it

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