Which hypotheses are being tested by the chi-square test? The distribution of gender is different for the three different goals. The null hypothesis is that the most important goal is the same for each gender, and the alternative is that the means differ. The distribution of most important goals is different for men and women. The null hypothesis is that the most important goal and gender are independent, and the alternative is that they are dependent.

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Lailah George

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10 September, 23:35

Which hypotheses are being tested by the chi-square test? The distribution of gender is different for the three different goals. The null hypothesis is that the most important goal is the same for each gender, and the alternative is that the means differ. The distribution of most important goals is different for men and women. The null hypothesis is that the most important goal and gender are independent, and the alternative is that they are dependent.

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Kane Lane · Answer 1

The null hypothesis is that the most important goal and gender are independent, and the alternative is that they are dependent.

Step-by-step explanation:

Chi Square test is used to test relationship between categorical (nominal) variables of a population. Eg : Testing men & women for any attribute, lets say empathy

Null Hypothesis states that there is no relationship between the attribute & categorical variable, they are independent. Alternate Hypothesis states that there is relationship between the attribute & categorical variable, they are dependent.

Eg : Null hypothesis states that there is no difference of empathy level in men & women. Alternate Hypothesis states that there is difference of empathy level in men & women.