question archive For Chi-square Analysis, if individuals' data sets are statistically significant, but when combined into class data they are not, is this due to a larger sample size? I would think that because there is a larger sample size more data needs to be different from the expected to become statistically significant
For Chi-square Analysis, if individuals' data sets are statistically significant, but when combined into class data they are not, is this due to a larger sample size? I would think that because there is a larger sample size more data needs to be different from the expected to become statistically significant
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For Chi-square Analysis, if individuals' data sets are statistically significant, but when combined into class data they are not, is this due to a larger sample size? I would think that because there is a larger sample size more data needs to be different from the expected to become statistically significant.
