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Test of Association: Chi-squared
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What type of data does the chi-squared test specifically work with?

Nominal data as frequency counts

What design does the chi-squared test use?

Unrelated design with independent groups

What formula calculates expected frequency for each cell?

(Row total × Column total) / Overall total

In the chi-squared formula χ² = Σ(O-E)²/E, what does O represent?

Observed frequency in each cell

How do you calculate degrees of freedom for chi-squared?

(Rows - 1) × (Columns - 1)

What does the null hypothesis state for chi-squared?

No difference; any observed is due to chance

When do you reject the null hypothesis in chi-squared?

When calculated value > critical value

Why must each person appear in only one category?

To ensure data independence

What are the two types of alternative hypothesis?

Directional and non-directional

What is the minimum contingency table size for chi-squared?

2 × 2 categories

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