Chi-square Test: |
Chi-square Test: |
Chi-square Test: |
Interpretation. The null
hypothesis is accepted (8.28 ≤ 12.59) which states that the outcome
variables are independent on the group or there are no significant
differences in the observations of outcome variables among the group
classifications. |
Interpretation. The null hypothesis is
accepted (8.28 ≤ 12.59) which states that the outcome variables are
independent on the group or there are no significant differences in the
observations of outcome variables among the group classifications. |
Interpretation. The null hypothesis is accepted (8.28 ≤ 12.59)
which states that the outcome variables are independent on the group or
there are no significant differences in the observations of outcome
variables among the group classifications. |
Interpretation.
The null hypothesis is accepted (8.28 ≤ 12.59) which states that the
outcome variables are independent on the group or there are no
significant differences in the observations of outcome variables among
the group classifications. |
Interpretation. The null
hypothesis is accepted (8.28 ≤ 12.59) which states that the outcome
variables are independent on the group or there are no significant
differences in the observations of outcome variables among the group
classifications. |
Interpretation. The null hypothesis is
accepted (8.28 ≤ 12.59) which states that the outcome variables are
independent on the group or there are no significant differences in the
observations of outcome variables among the group classifications. |
Interpretation. The null hypothesis is accepted (8.28 ≤ 12.59)
which states that the outcome variables are independent on the group or
there are no significant differences in the observations of outcome
variables among the group classifications. |
Interpretation.
The null hypothesis is accepted (8.28 ≤ 12.59) which states that the
outcome variables are independent on the group or there are no
significant differences in the observations of outcome variables among
the group classifications. |
Interpretation. The null
hypothesis is accepted (8.28 ≤ 12.59) which states that the outcome
variables are independent on the group or there are no significant
differences in the observations of outcome variables among the group
classifications. |