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Chi-Square Significances

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1970
To the Editor.— The paper by Drs. Geller et al ( 210 :1421-1427, 1969), contains a rather gross statistical error, affecting the interpretation of the entire study. On page 1424, the authors state that chi-square test was highly significant ( P P for chi-square of 3.33 is >0.05 and for 1.875 is >0.10.
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Chi Square

1971
JOAN WELKOWITZ   +2 more
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The Application of the Chi-Squared Test

The Mathematical Gazette, 1971
Suppose that we open a telephone directory and select any column which consists entirely of personal names. The last digit of each telephone number would seem to have no preferred value. For example, the middle column on p. 417 of the 1970 Newcastle upon Tyne directory contains 109 names, and the frequencies for 0,1,…, 9 are as follows.
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Chi-Square

2020
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CHI-SQUARED DISTRIBUTION

1968
H. Mulholland, C. R. Jones
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Chi square

2023
Siddhant Thukral   +2 more
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