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Chi-Square

Eliza_ Psychology A Level English

Mind map on chi-square: when to use it, how to use it, and greater-than rule

Mind map: Chi-square

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Chi-Square

  1. When to use Chi-square

    • The hypothesis predicts a difference or an association
    • The sets of data are independent
    • The data is nominal
  2. How to use Chi-Square

    • Step 1. State the alternative and null hypothesis
    • Step 2. Draw up a contingency table
    • Step 3. Find the observed value by comparing observed and expected frequencies for each cell
    • Step 4. Add all the values in the final column
    • Step 5. Find the critical value of chi-square
    • Step 6. Sate the conclusion
  3. gReateR

    • The observed value needs to be greater than the critical value

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A Level Psychology (Research Methods) Mind Map on Chi-Square, created by Eliza_ on 02/10/2015.
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