Chi-square test in SPSS + interpretation

How to run a chi-square test and interpret the output in SPSS (v20).


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[savannaleehodgkinson]

This person taught this topic in 5 minutes and I fully understand, versus my 3 hour lecture by a Professor who just left me hella confused! Thank you!

[Numbaofthechurch]

Cannot thank you enough, not only for the incredibly informative & accessible information but for having a voice infinitely nicer & more comprehensible than the other videos available!

[karyngariepy]

This video was by the most helpful one that I've watched. Literally have not understood this concept the whole semester until now and it was so easy. Thank you for posting!

[sherlockboggart]

This is the first time I have seen a chi square test done in person. This helps me understand the material better.

[ShesSoCoolLike]

This might help save me from failing my stats module! Very calming which is great for my stats anxiety too 😆

[randomshitplaylist]

I am writing up a few studies now that I've been collecting data on and this is a short and simple video explaining what I need to know to analyse my data. Thank you for that. 

[ninagray]

Definitely a great video, short but detailed and I actually get it now. Thank you!!

[e.hadzhimincheva]

You explain in such a pleasant and precise way! Lovely.

[katzistan]

This is so helpful, thank you for making this.

[orendainlicon]

I struggled so much and you helped me like you have no idea.

[rachaelharwood]

Thanks so much for saving my SPSS sanity. Makes perfect sense

[jeanvr]

Thank you for this video. Straight to the point and easy to understand.

[bjarbj]

You are a life saver. One thing I would have liked to know is how do you explain what the Chi square number actually means? We are always told not to just consider p values alone.

[ernestosalazar]

Thank you so much. Really appreciate your video. Clear and well explained.

[adamuppsala]

Omg, I can't believe this. So I was looking for a tutorial about it and found this one done by Brunel University London, a place where I work. I even know the ASK office!!! Small world!!

[sereneSilvana]

Very useful, very well explained, thank you! But I do need to know what to do when the is less than 5. Where can I find explanations about the interpretation of the test in that case? Also, I encountered another problem. I am trying to determine if two independent groups (one studying painting, one studying music) is significantly different in terms of temperament. This made things more complicated I guess, because now one of my nominal variables has 4 values and the output of SPSS looks different - for example, I can no longer see the row of Fisher's exact test. Could you help?

[navygirl]

First off thank you!! I'm currently taking a Statistics in Social Science Course and I was so lost.

[starry.nights]

Thank you so much for this straightforward explanation

[mpraveeng]

Finally, now I understood chi square. Thank you

[mujahidali]

Explanation was clear and example was also relavant