Hello, the thing which I do not understand: (a). MUST we have all categorical variables coded with 0 and 1 to be able to run with chi square? (b). Which chi square should I use, the crosstabs or the Npar chi square?
1. By default SPSS graphs in the X axis the "male" and the "female" variables. For each variable there are two bars (numbers of "excluded" and "not excluded"). In total there are 4 bars.
2. I need a graph only with the % and just with 2 bars. One bar with the % of male excluded and another bar with the % of women excluded.
can you plz tell me that if we are given a very large data on what basis can we determine the variables to be tested by chi-square and how do we interpret the obtained result? I hav an spss exam tomorrow so plz help me ;-(
Hello, the thing which I do not understand: (a). MUST we have all categorical variables coded with 0 and 1 to be able to run with chi square? (b). Which chi square should I use, the crosstabs or the Npar chi square?
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Heilyantra 1 year ago
Thank you so much for your help!
I think you are the one for my question.
Imagine you graph the results of your crosstab.
1. By default SPSS graphs in the X axis the "male" and the "female" variables. For each variable there are two bars (numbers of "excluded" and "not excluded"). In total there are 4 bars.
2. I need a graph only with the % and just with 2 bars. One bar with the % of male excluded and another bar with the % of women excluded.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks for your time!
TheFinalAdagio 1 year ago
Isnt chi2 only for binary variables and onterwise you use t test?
Pingu123489 1 year ago
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kel00lel00 1 year ago
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bob158159 1 year ago
Thank you for your video. I hope to see more videos from you on multiple linear regression, logistics regression, non-parametric methods etc
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koolann001 1 year ago
can you plz tell me that if we are given a very large data on what basis can we determine the variables to be tested by chi-square and how do we interpret the obtained result? I hav an spss exam tomorrow so plz help me ;-(
dogarizm 1 year ago
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