To Use a Chi-Square Test to Examine Cross-Tabulated Data, the

question 83

Multiple Choice

To use a chi-square test to examine cross-tabulated data, the

• A) data can be in the form of numbers or percentages, and there must be at least 50 or more "counts' in each cell
• B) data must be in the form of percentages, not numbers, and there must be at least 5 or more "counts' in each cell
• C) data must be in the form of numbers, not percentages, and there must be at least 5 or more "counts' in each cell
• D) data must be in the form of numbers, not percentages, and there must be at least 10 or more "counts' in each cell

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Definitions:

Stage Theories

The conceptualization that development or progress occurs through distinct and sequential stages.

Uniform Interventions

Standardized methods or procedures applied consistently in a research or clinical setting.

Continuum Theories

Theories that suggest changes or phenomena occur gradually over a continuum rather than being divided into distinct categories.

Smoking Cessation

The process of discontinuing tobacco smoking, which can significantly reduce the risk of developing smoking-related diseases.