Which test to use?

Question 1

Which tests used for categorical data?

Answer 1

Chi-square

Question 2

Which tests are used for continuous data?

Answer 2

t-tests

Question 3

Which test is used when testing a variable that can only take on two possible values?

Answer 3

Binomial test

Question 4

Which test would you use for assessing distribution of categorical data?

Answer 4

Chi-square goodness of fit

Question 5

Which test would you use for testing if categorical data is dependant or independent?

Answer 5

Chi-square test of association

Question 6

Which test would you use for continuous data with one group?

Answer 6

One-sample t-test

Question 7

Which test would you use for unpaired continuous data with more than one group?

Answer 7

Independent t-test

Question 8

Which test would you use for paired continuous data with more than one group?

Answer 8

Paired t-test

Question 9

Which test would you use for one categorical predictor (IV) and one continuous outcome (DV)?

Answer 9

One-way ANOVA

Question 10

Which test would you use for two groups, two or more categorical predictors (IVs) and one continuous outcome (DV)?

Answer 10

Factorial/multi-way ANOVA

Question 11

Which test would you use for one group, two categorical predictors and one continuous outcome?

Answer 11

Repeated measures ANOVA

Question 12

Which test would you use with one+ groups, three or more categorical predictors (IVs) and one continuous outcome (DV)?

Answer 12

Mixed design ANOVA

Question 13

When would you use McNemar’s test?

Answer 13

You want to test the difference between two variables. You have paired samples (categorical) with two options and paired samples.