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A study was conducted to explore the relationship between a child's birth order and the chances...

A study was conducted to explore the relationship between a child's birth order and the chances of becoming a juvenile delinquent. The participants were a random sample of girls enrolled in public high schools in a large city. Each girl filled out a questionnaire that asked for their birth order and measured whether they had shown delinquent behavior. The data are given in the table below. Test at the 0.01 significance level.

Yes No

Oldest 24 285

In-Between 29 247

Youngest 35 211

Only child 23 70

SHOW STEP BY STEP

A) Calculate all the expected values

B)Calculate the contributions to the chi-squared statistic, label which each is

C) Which cell will contribute the most to the chi-squared statistic

D) Which cell will contribute the least to the chi-squared statistic

E)Calculated the chi-squared statistic

Solutions

Expert Solution

Given,

Yes No Total
Oldest 24 285 309
In-between 29 247 276
Youngest 35 211 246
Only child 23 70 93
Total 111 813 924

A)

E: Expected Value

Yes No Total
Oldest (309*111)/924 (309*813)/924 309
In-between (276*111)/924 (276*813)/924 276
Youngest (246*111)/924 (246*813)/924 246
Only child (93*111)/924 (93*813)/924 93
Total 111 813 924
Yes No Total
Oldest 37.1201 271.8799 309
In-between 33.1558 242.8442 276
Youngest 29.5519 216.4481 246
Only child 11.1721 81.8279 93
Total 111 813 924

Test Statistic

O-E Yes No
Oldest -13.1201 13.1201
In-between -4.1558 4.1558
Youngest 5.4481 -5.4481
Only child 11.8279 -11.8279

contributions to the chi-squared statistic:

(O-E)/E2 Yes No
Oldest 4.637317 0.633139
In-between 0.520905 0.07112
Youngest 1.004376 0.137129
Only child 12.52227 1.709682

C)

Cell contribute the most to the chi-squared statistic : Only child - Yes : 12.52227

D)

Cell contribute the least to the chi-squared statistic : In-between - no : 0.07112

E)

Chi-squared statistic:

(O-E)2/E Yes No Total
Oldest 4.637317 0.633139 5.270456
In-between 0.520905 0.07112 0.592025
Youngest 1.004376 0.137129 1.141505
Only child 12.52227 1.709682 14.23195
Total 21.23593

Chi-squared statistic:

Chi-squared statistic: 21.23593


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