After the general statement and chi square proving that the 2 variables have a significant relationship; would you advice doing a comparison of proportions as in just within the "Yes" column comparing the 8.1% vs the 27.5% through a z score and p value to see which exact column produced the significant result. Almost like a post-hoc test to the chi square??
The title of this video says it covers 'three-way' crosstab analyses. But it only covers two-way crosstabs.
this is not a crosstab with 3 variables.
After the general statement and chi square proving that the 2 variables have a significant relationship; would you advice doing a comparison of proportions as in just within the "Yes" column comparing the 8.1% vs the 27.5% through a z score and p value to see which exact column produced the significant result. Almost like a post-hoc test to the chi square??
What if you want to look at differences
Thank you very much.
But why does the outcome of 15,something mean that there's a significant relationship?
thnx for this clear vid!:D
It would have been much help if you did show the "Data View"
what if the cell in not 0%