Imagine that you know the total sample size and marginal tot
Imagine that you know the total sample size and marginal totals for a 2x2 contingency table. You also know the observed proportion of people who fall into each cell. What must you do prior to conducting a chi-square test of independence with one degree of freedom?
Question 7 options:
Nothing. You already have everything you need to conduct the test appropriately.
Adjust your degrees of freedom from 1 to 3.
Calculate the expected proportion of people for each cell.
Convert your observed proportions into observed frequencies.
| Nothing. You already have everything you need to conduct the test appropriately. | |
| Adjust your degrees of freedom from 1 to 3. | |
| Calculate the expected proportion of people for each cell. | |
| Convert your observed proportions into observed frequencies. |
Solution
Adjust your degrees of freedom from 1 to 3.
Calculate the expected proportion of people for each cel
Reason: chi-square test of independence , Degrees of freedom for 2*2 contigency is set to n-1 = 4-1 = 3. Calculated expected prportion of people for each cell & proceed to find chisquare statistic
