An Interview Format That Provides a Formal, Defined Scoring System

question 19

True/False

An interview format that provides a formal, defined scoring system is superior in many ways to a format that does not.

Interpret the results of a chi-squared test including the test statistic and p-value.

Understand the applications and limitations of contingency tables in statistical analysis.

Determine the significance of statistical evidence in chi-squared tests.

Understand the conditions necessary for performing chi-squared tests, including expected value calculations.

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