Chi square goodness of fit Videos

+Christian A. Wandeler, Ph.D. thank you very very very much

+ٍSamar Ahmed Hi Samar, the two options are "get from data" and "use specified range". I usually use "get from data". But it depends on your research question. If you are only interested in certain values you can define that range. E.g. Let's say you have a data set with birthdata for the whole year. You would like to know if during the summer months births are equally distributed. Let's assume each month has a number starting with January as 1, February 2... December 12. You could define the range of summer months (June, July, August) as 6 through 8. That way only these 3 months will be in your chi-square test.If you want to pick certain values that are not in a range (e.g. January, July & September) you can go with the "select cases" command.

+History of Everything and Anything glad it was helpful.

+Megan Pacente glad this video helped

I felt like i wasted 5:13 of my life. You tell me the answers, i tell you okay. You show me how to work it, I work the problem. Poor teaching methods.

wow, this is so useful! so many of the other GOF videos are using computer programs--I needed to know how to do it on the AP test. thanks!

It's the value from the cell that showed the largest change through chisquare test (9.something in the video)

Thank you so much. I was sick during this chapter in my stats class. This has DEFINITELY helped!!

lol, this woman thinks she is working on a news team haha, but yes it was very helpful :P

good, but how you knew the age group where the change occur??? why not to use SPSS???

@akerschaz someones a fag everyone else gets it maybe your a retard!

Phew ! this is a relief ! thankyou so much for the lesson

Thank you.

Thankyou!!

Thanks for the review! Very helpful!

very well done!