Chi-squared Test Flashcards

1
Q

Where are chi squared tests stored

A

Contingency table
Or two way table

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2
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What is the observed values

A

The actual frequency data gathered

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3
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What is expected values

A

What the frequency data would be if there was no association

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4
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How to get an expected value

A

Assume there is no association, independent variables
Row total x column total/ grand total

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5
Q

When does chi squared tests loose accuracy

A

When the expected values are less than 5

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6
Q

Chi squared =

A

Summation of (O-E)^2/E

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7
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How to work out the degrees of freedom

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(Rows -1) x (columns - 1)

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8
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How to then find the critical value

A

Take away the significance level from 100
That’s the p value
The use the degrees of freedom and find the value in the table

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9
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If the test statistic is higher than the critical value then

A

Reject the null.

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