SPSS has this unfortunate slew of half baked features which seem so helpful and fancy (and of late full of colors and ready made conclusions) but really give you very little and often quite misleading to boot.
And yes, you are definitely missing something. This is, unfortunately perfectly possible with chi square.īut that's not what you're seeing. What this appears to show is that categories 1 and 4 both differ from 2 and 3 but not from each other. What I expect is that categories 1 and 4 would differ significantly from everything else. You can see, on the bottom, it says "Each subscript letter denotes a subset of Victims categories whose column proportions do not differ significantly from each other." This is what is confusing me. (I've deleted the condition names for confidentiality's sake) I've done a chi squared test with the z test to determine between which pairs the difference lies. I have four experimental conditions I'm interested in and I'm trying to see if one categorical variable (with two categories-present/not present) is significantly different across conditions. Of laat je helpen door één van de JoHo medewerkers telefonisch, per e-mail of in één van de JoHo support centers.Doing some statistical analysis with some qualitative data I've gathered and I'm totally confused by the output SPSS is giving me.Lees de antwoorden op de meest gestelde vragen.Kom je er niet helemaal uit of heb je problemen met inloggen? Kom je er niet uit, neem dan even contact op! Of check de veel gestelde vragen.Bij het aanmaken van je account kan je direct aangeven dat je JoHo WorldSupporter donateur bent, of je past dit later aan op de user page van je account.Log in, of maak een account aan als je dat nog niet eerder hebt gedaan op.Je bent al donateur, maar je hebt geen toegang?
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