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Chi Square Test Guide in SPSS

This document provides instructions for conducting a chi-square test in SPSS: select Crosstabs under Summarize, choose variables and place them in row or column boxes, check Chi-square and Correlations under Statistics, click Continue and OK to generate output including a crosstabulation table showing the relationship between categories, the chi-square statistic value, degrees of freedom, and significance p-value.

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Chi Square Test Guide in SPSS

This document provides instructions for conducting a chi-square test in SPSS: select Crosstabs under Summarize, choose variables and place them in row or column boxes, check Chi-square and Correlations under Statistics, click Continue and OK to generate output including a crosstabulation table showing the relationship between categories, the chi-square statistic value, degrees of freedom, and significance p-value.

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SPSS Tutorial

- How to do a Chi Square -

1) Select Statistics: Summarize: Crosstabs. (Figure 1). A menu like that in Figure 2 should be
displayed.

Figure 1:

Figure 2: 2) From the variable list you now choose your variables. 3) Send them to the appropriate place, either rows or columns boxes. 4) Now we still have to tell SPSS that we want a chi square done. Click on "Statistics." This
should bring up the menu in Figure 3

Figure 3: 5) Check "Chi-square" and "Correlations." Click Continue. Then click OK. We're ready to get
some output.

Figure 4: 6) Output. Figure [Link] is a crosstabulation table that tells you how many of which of your
categories are related to the other category(s).

7) This is the value of the chi-square statistic. 8) This is your degrees of freedom.

9) Here is your significance (p-value).

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