Question

	Column variable
Row variable	Nursing	Psychology	Total
Nervous	16	3	19
Excited	4	17	21
Total	20	20	40
Expected Frequencies
	Column variable
Row variable	Nursing	Psychology	Total
Nervous	9.5	9.5	19
Excited	10.5	10.5	21
Total	20	20	40

Data
Level of Significance	0.05
Number of Rows	2
Number of Columns	2
Degrees of Freedom	1
Results
Critical Value	3.841459149
Chi-Square Test Statistic	16.94235589
p-Value	0.0000385
Reject the null hypothesis

This is the data set that I need to input into SPSS to receive these answers: I need help inputting the data set into data and variable view.

Answer 1

Chi-square test of association.sav [DataSet6] File Edit View Data Transform Analyze Graphs Utilities Add-ons Window Help Reports Descriptive StatisticS Compare Means General Linear Mode Generalized Linear Models Mixed Models Correlate Regression Loglinear Classify Dimension Reduction Scale Nonparametric Tests Forecasting Survival Multiple Response Simulation... Quality Control 123 Frequencies 22: Preferred Learnin... Descriptives.. Explore Crosstabs... Ratio... P-P Plots... Q-Q Plots... Gender Preferred L .. Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Male 10 12 13 14. 15 16 17 ROC Cur...

You will be presented with the following Crosstabs dialogue box:

Crosstabs Row(s) Statistics Cells... Format... Gender Preferred Learning Med Column(s) Layer 1 of 1 Previous Next Display layer variables in table layers Display clustered bar charts Suppress tables Paste Reset Cancel Help

Transfer one of the variables into the Row(s): box and the other variable into the Column(s): box. In our example, we will transfer the row variable into the Row(s): box and column variable into the Column(s): box. There are two ways to do this. You can either: (1) highlight the variable with your mouse and then use the relevant buttons to transfer the variables; or (2) drag-and-drop the variables. How do you know which variable goes in the row or column box? There is no right or wrong way. It will depend on how you want to present your data.

If you want to display clustered bar charts (recommended), make sure that Display clustered bar charts checkbox is ticked.

You will end up with a screen similar to the one below:

Crosstabs Row(s) Statistics Cells... Format... Gender Column(s) Preferred_Learning_M Layer 1 of 1 Previous Next Display layer variables in table layers Display clustered bar charts Suppress tables OK Paste Reset Cancel Help

Click on the button. You will be presented with the following Crosstabs: Statistics dialogue box:

Statistics...

Crosstabs: Statistics Chi-square Correlations Nominal Ordinal LI Gamma Contingency coefficient Phi and Cramers V Lambda Uncertainty coefficient Somers' d □ Kendall's tau-b Kendall's tau-c Nominal by Interval Kappa Eta Risk | □McNemar Cochran's and Mantel-Haenszel statistics Test common odds ratio equals: 1 Continue Cancel Help

elect the Chi-square and as shown below:

Crosstabs: Statistics Chi-square □ Correlations Nominal Ordinal Contingency coefficient Gamma Somers' d □ Kendall's tau-b Kendall's tau-c Lambda Uncertainty coefficient Nominal by Interval Kappa Risk McNemar Eta Cochran's and Mantel-Haenszel statistics Test common odds ratio equals: 1 Continue Cancel Help

Click the button.

Continue

Click the button. You will be presented with the following Crosstabs: Cell Display dialogue box:

Cells...

Select Observed,Expected from the –Counts– area.Remove tick mark from Percentages Row ,column,total. and also round cell counts S YOU DONT NEED ROW AND COLUMN PERCENTAGES OR ROUNDING TO NEAREST INTEGER NOT NEEDED.

Crosstabs: Cell Display Counts z-test Observed Expected Hide small counts Less than 5 Compare column proportions Adjust p-values (Bonferroni method) Percentages Residuals Column | |Total Unstandardized Standardized Adjusted standardized Noninteger Weights O Round cell counts Round case weights Truncate cell counts Truncate case weights No adjustments Continue Cancel Help

• Click the button.

  Continue

• Click the button to generate your output.

  OK