Conduct a two-way chi-square analysis in SPSS to examine whether or not there is
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Conduct a two-way chi-square analysis in SPSS to examine whether or not there is a relationship between the location of thefts and the value of property stolen
I have attached the 2 way Chi Square analysis below
Chi-Square Tests Asymptotic Significance (2-sided) Value df Pearson Chi-Square 44.279a Likelihood Ratio N of Valid Cases 34 112 44.345 74 34 50 cells (92.6%) have expected countless than 5, The minimum expected count is .22 Symmetric Measures Approximate Significance 112 112 Value 774 547 Nominal by Nominal Phi Cramer's V N of Valid CasesExplanation / Answer
Answer to the question#1)
Statistical significance is possible when the P value < 0.05
Since we got P value 0.128 > 0.05 , the results are statistically insignificant , and therefore practically also insignficant
Thus the correct answer ic "niether statistically significant nor practically significant"
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Answer to the question#2)
The effect size is provided by the phi value in the second table
We got phi value = 0.774 ~ 0.77
Thus the effect size is 0.77
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Answer to the question# 3)
The computed chi square value can be obtained from table 1 of the output
Pearson chi square = 44.279
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The chi square critcal value is:
df = 34 , significance level = 0.05
Enter the formula in excel
=CHISQ.INV.RT(0.05,34)
we get chi critical value = 48.6024
Thus chi statistic is less than chi critical value
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Answer to question# 4)
The probability value = 0.112
In percent it becomes = 0.112 *100 = 11.2%
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