Prof Kelley, you are a savior. I have been trying to understand this concept since yesterday and was on the verge of giving up after 10-12 hours of trying. Was struggling since these are quite new to me. But you have made it so easy to understand and I think I would continue with further analysis on this. Thanks for this..
this is such a great video, I had a lecture about spss and i didnt understand most of it, then I got to this video and you calmly explain everything step by step and it helped me quite a bit. Thank you very much for this video.
When using a software program such as SPSS, the p-value is automatically calculated for you. Alternatively, there are websites where you can provide the Chi-Square value and the degrees of freedom, and they will tell you with the p-value (e.g., do a web search for "p-Value Calculator for a Chi-Square Test").
Hi prof Kelley thank you for the video! im doing analysis right now. my samplesize is 105. the total population of which i want to analyse about is 6665. my confidence level is 90% and the margin of error 8. Does this change the way i analyse my results from the test?
Do you mean that if all chi-squared tests fail to reject the null, my sampling has a problem? OK i am almost done with the dissertation. Does that mean it is worthless? please help me out!!
What is the function of chi square in Excel? I used CHITEST and it gave me the p value. But how to calculate the chi square itself? CHIDIV and CHINV need weird values.
Quick question - Assumption 3 states that each category needs to have at least 5 occurrences, yet there are only 4 for No... is this wrong or am I wrong in my interpretation?
sir I have a problem of stats but I am not getting how to solve problem is two batches of animals each are given test of inoculation , one batch was inoculated and the other was not the numbers of dead and surviving animals are given in the following table for both cases can the inoculation be regarded as effective against the decease at 5℅ level of significance dead. survival. total inoculated. 2. 10. 12 non inoculated. 8. 4. 12 total. 10. 14. 24 can please anyone solve this for me
Here are some resources you may find helpful: Single Sample t Test game: www.p2l.io/single-sample-t-test-spss Single sample t test (and confidence intervals) video: ruclips.net/video/a3CRmxQfVzc/видео.html
you said at the end if you get to reject your null then you get to to publish your data. this is find but a major ongoing issue with science is people not publishing when they dont get to reject the null. a negative result can be just as useful be it less interesting for the scientific community.
Thank you for the explanation, with respect but the example here appears to make little sense, as it is obvious to conclude from the observed values that there are more students who work than who don't, why would it be necessary to use Chi-square test in the first place?
I got a basic conceptual understanding of interpreting the P-value in chi-square statistics. I will be you regular follower. Thank you.
Prof Kelley, you are a savior. I have been trying to understand this concept since yesterday and was on the verge of giving up after 10-12 hours of trying. Was struggling since these are quite new to me. But you have made it so easy to understand and I think I would continue with further analysis on this. Thanks for this..
I have been looking and looking to how to write up the results and finally found you! Thanks- I will be watching more!
Fantastic and compact explanation, thanks a lot for the tutorial!
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Thank you. I'm a reading teacher, taking stats ugh!! You are an excellent teacher because I understand it based on your explanations.
this is such a great video, I had a lecture about spss and i didnt understand most of it, then I got to this video and you calmly explain everything step by step and it helped me quite a bit. Thank you very much for this video.
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Thank you sir for this video. I am very grateful as this statistical interpretation for this specific type of nominal data is very rare to find.
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Thank you so so much. I found this explanation easy to follow and extremely helpful.
Nice interpretation on Chi Square Analysis. Thank you very much-
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This is Chi Square made easy. Thank you very much
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Thank you soooooooooooooo much for your explanation and the how to write the results.
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Thanks for demystifying the chi-square test
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When using a software program such as SPSS, the p-value is automatically calculated for you. Alternatively, there are websites where you can provide the Chi-Square value and the degrees of freedom, and they will tell you with the p-value (e.g., do a web search for "p-Value Calculator for a Chi-Square Test").
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How do you make it neat like that on SPSS?
Hi prof Kelley thank you for the video! im doing analysis right now. my samplesize is 105. the total population of which i want to analyse about is 6665. my confidence level is 90% and the margin of error 8. Does this change the way i analyse my results from the test?
do you have a video for Interpreting the SPSS Output for a odds ratio
What do I do is I dont meet the expected frequency?
Do you mean that if all chi-squared tests fail to reject the null, my sampling has a problem? OK i am almost done with the dissertation. Does that mean it is worthless? please help me out!!
from which book did you get the criteria for chi square ? i need it for reference..thx!
What is the function of chi square in Excel? I used CHITEST and it gave me the p value. But how to calculate the chi square itself? CHIDIV and CHINV need weird values.
Quick question - Assumption 3 states that each category needs to have at least 5 occurrences, yet there are only 4 for No... is this wrong or am I wrong in my interpretation?
how do u get the value of the chi square
sir I have a problem of stats but I am not getting how to solve problem is
two batches of animals each are given test of inoculation , one batch was inoculated and the other was not the numbers of dead and surviving animals are given in the following table for both cases can the inoculation be regarded as effective against the decease at 5℅ level of significance
dead. survival. total
inoculated. 2. 10. 12
non inoculated. 8. 4. 12
total. 10. 14. 24
can please anyone solve this for me
cool
How did he calculate p value? 0.007? I don't understand.
Which SPSS is this mine output is so different than this
we should publish the results even when results are not significant.
Verry irgent question!!!. Does this mean that there are statistically significant dirfferences between the students?
Can you make a video interpretation of a one sample t-test
Thanks
Here are some resources you may find helpful:
Single Sample t Test game: www.p2l.io/single-sample-t-test-spss
Single sample t test (and confidence intervals) video: ruclips.net/video/a3CRmxQfVzc/видео.html
you said at the end if you get to reject your null then you get to to publish your data. this is find but a major ongoing issue with science is people not publishing when they dont get to reject the null. a negative result can be just as useful be it less interesting for the scientific community.
The video helped me, but it could have really been explained in 1/3 of the time you took.
Thank you for the explanation, with respect but the example here appears to make little sense, as it is obvious to conclude from the observed values that there are more students who work than who don't, why would it be necessary to use Chi-square test in the first place?
You Fail to CLEARLY describe what the null and alternative hypothesis is. You should have a slide for that.