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Conduct a hypothesis test with a 95% confidence level using chi-square analysis

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Conduct a hypothesis test with a 95% confidence level using chi-square analysis

Interpret the results and provide your findings

Research question (RQ)

Is there a relationship between the sex of the consumer (IV) and the model of vehicle rented (DV)?

Hypothesis statements

 (H0): There is no correlation between the sex of the customer (DV) and model of vehicle rented (IV).

(H1): There is a correlation between the sex of the customer (DV) and vehicle rented (IV).

Example

Chi-Square Analysis (one DV, one IV)

 

RQ: Does sex (IV) have any influence on Telecommuter Status (DV)?

  • DV: Telecommuter Status  (0=No, 1=Yes) – qualitative, nominal variable
  • IV:  Sex (1=Male, 2=Female) – qualitative, nominal variable

 

HO: There is no relationship between sex (IV) and Telecommuter Status (DV).

HA: There is a relationship between sex (IV) and Telecommuter Status (DV).

 

Why use Chi-square analysis?

  • The DV is qualitative, so only frequency/proportions can be obtained; we cannot obtain a mean or standard deviation.
  • There is one qualitative IV.

 

 

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