Chi-Square is a statistical test that can be used to analyze results from categorical variables. Categorical variables are variables that contain clearly different groups. The chi-square statistic is used with frequency data. The chi-square value is reported with a probability ( p ) value indicating significance. For example, we can use chi-square to test for an association between frequency of attendance at organizational meetings and age groups (category variable). Common measures of effect size associated with chi-square analyses are Cramer’s V or the phi coefficient. Read more about Chi Square and other statistics in the following books. Applied Statistics: Concepts for Counselors on AMAZON or GOOGLE Creating Surveys on AMAZON or GOOGLE Worldwide Links to Connections Please check out my website www.suttong.com and see my books on AMAZON or GOOGLE STORE Also, consider connecting with me on FACEBOOK Geoff W. Sutton TWITTER @Ge
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