One-Way Chi Square (Chi Square Goodness of Fit)*Use the graphs inserted to find your answer Is the distribution of marital categories in the GSS representative of their distributions in the population? Let’s assume that in the U.S.: married = 48%, widowed = 6%, divorced = 12%, separated = 2%, never married = 32%. In the 2018 GSS, MARITAL is coded: 1=married, 2=widowed, 3=divorced, 4=separated, and 5=never married. Interpret the output and provide the output from this test as a part of your answer. Discuss your interpretation of the results using APA format. 1.) Assumption?2.) Level of measurement? 3.) Null hypothesis?4.) Research hypothesis?5.) Select the sampling distribution and establish the critical region? 6.) Compute the test statistics? 7.) Interpret the results using APA format? One-Way Chi Square (Chi Square Goodness of Fit)1. Is the distribution of marital categories in the GSS representative of their distributions inthe population? Let's assume that in the U.S.: married = 48%, widowed = 6%, divorced =12%, separated = 2%, never married = 32%. In the 2018 GSS, MARITAL is coded:1=married, 2=widowed, 3=divorced, 4=separated, and 5=never married. Interpret theoutput and provide the output from this test as a part of your answer. Discuss yourinterpretation of the results using APA format.%3D1.) Assumption?2.) Level of measurement?3.) Null hypothesis?4.) Research hypothesis?5.) Select the sampling distribution and establish the critical region?6.) Compute the test statistics?7.) Interpret the results using APA format?Test StatisticsMarital statusMaritalstatusChi-1176.886aObserve Expecte ResidualSquared Nd Ndf4MARRIED998469.2 528.8AsumR:Sig.a. O cells (0.0%) haveexpected frequencies.000WIDOWED200469.2 -269.2DIVORCED403469.2-66.2less than 5. TheSEPARATE75469.2 -394.2minimum expected cellfrequency is 469.2.NEVER670469.2 200.8MARRIEDTotal2346

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One-Way Chi Square (Chi Square Goodness of Fit)*Use the graphs inserted to find your answer  Is the distribution of marital categories in the GSS representative of their distributions in the population? Let’s assume that in the U.S.:  married = 48%, widowed = 6%, divorced = 12%, separated = 2%, never married = 32%.  In the 2018 GSS, MARITAL is coded:  1=married, 2=widowed, 3=divorced, 4=separated, and 5=never married.  Interpret the output and provide the output from this test as a part of your answer.  Discuss your interpretation of the results using APA format.  1.) Assumption?2.) Level of measurement? 3.) Null hypothesis?4.) Research hypothesis?5.) Select the sampling distribution and establish the critical region? 6.) Compute the test statistics? 7.) Interpret the results using APA format? One-Way Chi Square (Chi Square Goodness of Fit)1. Is the distribution of marital categories in the GSS representative of their distributions inthe population? Let's assume that in the U.S.: married = 48%, widowed = 6%, divorced =12%, separated = 2%, never married = 32%. In the 2018 GSS, MARITAL is coded:1=married, 2=widowed, 3=divorced, 4=separated, and 5=never married. Interpret theoutput and provide the output from this test as a part of your answer. Discuss yourinterpretation of the results using APA format.%3D1.) Assumption?2.) Level of measurement?3.) Null hypothesis?4.) Research hypothesis?5.) Select the sampling distribution and establish the critical region?6.) Compute the test statistics?7.) Interpret the results using APA format?Test StatisticsMarital statusMaritalstatusChi-1176.886aObserve Expecte ResidualSquared Nd Ndf4MARRIED998469.2 528.8AsumR:Sig.a. O cells (0.0%) haveexpected frequencies.000WIDOWED200469.2 -269.2DIVORCED403469.2-66.2less than 5. TheSEPARATE75469.2 -394.2minimum expected cellfrequency is 469.2.NEVER670469.2 200.8MARRIEDTotal2346

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