My eMaterials - PSY-260-H7257 x PSY-260 - Page 6.11 - Module Six X + X C A webtexts.com/courses/44728-davis/traditional_book/chapters/4877940-the-chisquare-test/pages/4877939-module-six-activity-chisquare-quiz One-Way Chi-Square Test First, a one-way x2 test was performed to determine whether the proportions of people who do and do not feel safe walking in their neighborhood at night is equal. Below is the table and test statistic result. Observed Freq. 23, 154 Yes Afraid of Expected Freq. 19,220.5 Walking at Night in Neighborhood Observed Freq. 15,287 No Expected Freq. 19,220.5 Total 38,441 One-way chi-square test result: x2(1) = 1609.99, p <.001 two-way chi-square test o hp w n p e pm ematerials psy-260-h7257 x psy-260 page module six f> C A webtexts.com/courses/44728-davis/traditional_book/chapters/4877940-the-chisquare-test/pages/4877939-module-six-activity-chisquare-quiz Two-Way Chi-Square Test Second, a two-way x2 test was performed to determine whether subjective class and fear of walking at night in one's neighborhood are dependent on one another (that is, do people in different classes have disproportionate levels of fear of walking at night in their neighborhoods?). The table and test result are below. Subjective Class Identification Lower Working Middle Upper Total Observed 1,094 Freq 10,691 10,635 734 Yes 23,154 Afraid of Expected 1,316.1 10,673.8 10,428.7 735.4 Walking at Freq. Night in Observed Neighborhood 1,091 7,030 6,679 487 No Freq. 15,287 Expected 868.9 7,047.2 6,885.3 485.6 Freq. Total 2,185 17,721 17,314 1,221 38,441 Two-way chi-square test result: x2(3) = 104-5778, p <.001 hp w n o p e pm>