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Assignment Seven

Non-Parametric Statistics

Discuss non-parametric statistics. Include a discussion of at least two non-parametric procedures. Use some sample data and analyze the data with non-parametric statistics. Present the results of your statistical analysis and explain the conclusions logistic regression allows about the data you have chosen to analyze.

References

Phil Crewson, Applied Statistics, a Desktop Statistics Reference AppliedStatistics.pdfPreview the document

(18) Non-parametric Tests of Significance: The Chi-square Tests - YouTube Links to an external site.b9b6f21d29db92c885dc3fa2

(18) Non parametric tests for group comparison with ordinal and nominal data - YouTube Links to an external site.b9b6f21d29db92c885dc3fa2

(18) Chi Square & Nonparametric Tests - YouTube Links to an external site.b9b6f21d29db92c885dc3fa2

Chi-Square Calculator - http://stattrek.com/online-calculator/chi-square.aspx Links to an external site.

The Completed Assignment Could Be Like This.

I. Discussion about Non-Parametric Statistics

a. What information is presented in a non-parametric analysis?

b. How do non-parametric statistics assist comprehending a

phenomenon being studied?

c. Non=parametric statistics are inferential statistics. How is this

different than a descriptive statistic?

d. What is the "p statistic" and what does the statistic prove?

How are p statistics obtained with a non-parametric statistical

procedure?

e. mention specific non-parametric procedures such as chi square

II. Statistical analysis

a. identify a data set

Figure One

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Data for ANOVA analysis looks like this in the statistics program.

b. complete statistical procedure on the data

c. report the output from the statistical program

Figure Two

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a chi-square analysis

d. Write a paragraph about the statistics program output.

e. Discuss the implications of the "p statistic."