Post Hoc Test for Chi Square in SPSS

[@RqueErre]

It's been very useful. I wasn't 100% sure of how to interpret de subscript letter and now I feel sure enough to report it. I also used another method to calculate the p value of every comparison and this was also very useful to contrast both methods. Thank you for the video!

[@mn_researchconsult]

You're welcome

[@alwaysbanan]

I HAVE BEEN LOOKING EVERYWHERE TO FIND OUT HOW TO COMPARE PROPORTIONS (without running a million pair-wise comparisons) AND THIS IS THE FIRST RESOURCE THAT IS CLEAR AND HELPFUL. THANK YOUUUUUU SO MUCH.

[@mn_researchconsult]

You're welcome

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[@christopherisieg9081]

Great and insightful

[@mn_researchconsult]

Thanks

[@orthosurge]

Hi Sir, thanks for the video. May I know how to get the specific P value when comparing the teaching methods in this video? for example, compare lecture to discussion. Thanks!

[@wendyekemezie9711]

Thank you

[@bettaenthusiastb339]

Hye sir. I would like to know is this method also applicable for the likelihood ration in case our results have violated pearson chi square assumption.

[@leaopdehipt841]

Thanks you so much for this Input.. im writing my master thesis right now and I am not sure how to interpret the post hoc test or how to report the results properly. Don't I need a p value despite of the letters that tell me what group differs signifikant ?

[@mn_researchconsult]

P value tells you the significance of the comparisons

[@rubenandriessen4389]

Thank you. For my research i need the p-values though.. Is it possible to calculate them on SPSS? And do you know how to do this?

[@mn_researchconsult]

You will find the p-value in the result if you follow the process

[@mn_researchconsult]

Kindly revert if you get it

[@HuyNguyen-rv9ge]

if group 1 is a, group 2 is a, group 3 is b, and group 4 is b,a, so how to interpret group 4?

[@mn_researchconsult]

The interpretation is based on the letter superscript

[@HuyNguyen-rv9ge]

Thank you so much