Pearson Chi-Square, Continuity Correction, and Fisher's Exact Test in SPSS

This video demonstrates how and when to interpret Pearson Chi-Square, Continuity Correction (Yates’ Correction), and Fisher’s Exact Test in SPSS. The chi-square test is used to test the independence of two or more nominal variables.

[@karasullivan7919]

This was a thorough review of Chi-Square and the analysis of its intended data. Thanks for the clear instruction.

[@amandagerrick5407]

This video was helpful in directing me and understanding chi-square data. I intend to use chi-square as the test design for my research proposal so using this video will be helpful to see what my data may end up looking like.

[@mohammadhosseinabbasi6343]

Thank you so much for the video and great teaching, it helped me to completely understand them

[@mohamedfliss6194]

Thank you for the informations! Could you please provide some references for the guidelines you mentioned regarding using the Fisher's Exact Test? It would be appreciated!
Another Point: I heard that Fisher' Exact Test is rather recommended over the chi square test for small sample size. Is there a recommendation for the sample size that you know for choosing the one or the other test?

[@arisreginaldo9023]

Hi Todd. Should one still use Fisher's Exact Test if there are low sample values in a contingency table greater than 2x2? In 2x3 for example. I noticed that running a 2x3 table, even if there are low values, the Fisher's value is not generated.

[@nurulaulia8127]

hello! thankyou for the video, my final test make me so confuse about this statistic measurement, and now I think I've already understand what they are.

[@NareshSen]

Thank you, Doctor Todd. Is it possible for you to share the reference for Cell Count?

[@ProfHuseyinCengiz]

You are the best🙏🏻

[@DarkPaska]

Thank you! That was very helpfull and informative!

[@DrGrande]

You're welcome, thanks for watching -

[@uellebi]

what about likelihood ratio test? what are the suggestions when it can be used?

[@statintutorial]

You are the best, thanks your video

[@nourredinekebaili]

thank you very much sir

[@vikasjaiswal4732]

very nice video one question which test we have to apply if sample size more than 700 and two cell expected count less than five

[@sumanthinimargasahayam9110]

Thanks for excellent tutorial, I have a query, incase my sample size is above 150, but one of the cells is less than 5, then should I stll go for chi square or Yates correction? Please guide.

[@lcasadio]

Hi, what does it mean when on first impression i.e. from the cross tabs result you get a significant difference but then after completing the post hoc test they all show significance?

[@aashishilwadhi9487]

Why did we reject the null hypothesis in the second case when the p value of Fisher's exact test was greater than 0.05?

[@johnseth3132]

Hey Todd, I learnt you can use Fisher's exact test if your expected count is less than 5 and sample size is less than 50. Please clarify

[@f.m.p.782]

If I have the same variable in the same population (qualitative, like smoking habit: 1:yes 2:no 3: ex) and I want to see how it evolves on time (baseline-12 months-24 months) can I use Chi-Square?

[@SHUBHRA13]

what should i do, i carried out the Chi Square test, but i don't get fishers exact and continuity correction, please help

[@saadiaatif5325]

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[@emtcrystal]

Thank you!

[@DrGrande]

You’re welcome!

[@lesleychikowe4670]

thank you sir

[@DrGrande]

You are welcome - thank you for watching -