stats Flashcards
what is the chi squared equation?
x squared= sum of (O-E) squared divided by E
how do you find degrees of freedom for chi squared?
number of classes -1
how do you know if your data sets have a significant difference using chi squared?
at the correct degree of freedom and 0.05 significant level, pick the value. If your worked out value is greater than the critical value than there is a significant difference between the data sets and the null is rejected
what does chi-squared work out?
If there is a significant difference between the expected and observed result
define valid
results that answer the original question- controlled all the variables
define accurate
results very close to true answer
define reliable
repeatable and reproducible- results will be the same
define precise
results don’t vary much from the mean