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Chi Square
Chi Square is appropriate when trying to determine whether categorical variables are related to each other. This page contains links to other websites that offer help with Chi Square.
| Wadsworth/Cengage Learning: A higher education partner website, includes workshops for statistics and research methods. | Howell'ing at Statistics: A website with chapter notes corresponding to Statistical Methods for Psychology by David C. Howell. (This books has been used in our Adv. Stats course). |
| HyperStat: An online stats textbook by David Lane. David Lane is an associate professor of psychology and statistics at Rice University. |
Statistics to Use: A website that provides links to statistical calculators. |
| Youtube Video: How to run a Chi Square |
