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Null Hypothesis
A hypothesis that assumes no significant difference or relationship between variables, serving as the default position that indicates no effect or change.
Chi-Square Value
A statistic that measures the difference between observed frequencies and the frequencies expected under a specific hypothesis.
Observed Frequency
The actual count of instances or occurrences of a particular category or outcome in a set of data.
Expected Frequency
The number of times an outcome is predicted to occur in a statistical experiment, based on the probabilities of each outcome.
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