How to do a Binomial Test with Proportions in JASP - Hypothesis Testing for Business Statistics

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Dr. Daniel demonstrates the Binomial Test, which we can use instead of a proportion test in JASP. We learn why we might use a binomial test instead of a proportion test. The, using the proportions in our Food Delivery dataset, we conduct a Binomial test, establish the null and alternative hypotheses, consider the assumptions for the test, interpret and write up the findings. Follow these same steps with your own data for the final exam.

0:00 Introduction
0:25 What is a Binomial Test?
1:15 Proportion Test versus Binomial Test
2:22 Research question for the test example
3:14 Step 1 - Why we choose a Binomial Test
4:20 Assumptions for the Binomial Test
6:50 Null and Alternative Hypothesis for Binomial Test
8:20 Selecting a criteria for significance with the Binomial Test
8:45 Binomial Test in JASP
11:28 Interpreting the findings
13:10 APA Style write up for Binomial Test

Recorded: Monday, April 26, 2021
Missouri State University

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