W8 Practice Quiz questions Flashcards
When would we expect to reject the null hypothesis when performing a Chi-square test?
When there are significant differences between the observed values and the values we would expect if there was no association between the two variables.
How to calculate the degrees of freedom for a Chi-square test
df = (R - 1) x (C - 1)
What conditions must be met in order for us to be able to do a Chi-square test?
- The observations must be independent from one another.
- Each observation must only appear once
- No more than 20% of cells have an expected value that is lower than 5.
in what conditions should we use a Chi-square test?
The Chi-square test tests whether two categorical variables are associated or not.
What is the definition of the degrees of freedom for a Chi-square test?
The number of cells in the contingency table that are free to vary.
what variables do we test in a Chi-squared test?
two categorical variables