Chi-square test of association using Stata (April, 2020)

This video provides an introduction to how to perform a chi-square test of association using Stata. The demonstration provided involves a 2 X 2 contingency table. The dataset can be downloaded at: drive.google.com/file/d/1nPhp...
A copy of the Powerpoint referenced in the video can be downloaded at: drive.google.com/file/d/1OmC2...
As always, if you find the video and supplemental materials please 'like' the video and share with others!

[@ellen14]

This video and the output file were so helpful - thank you!

[@murugeshakadajji7827]

Dr. Mike I hole heartedly appreciate your hard work. These many videos are definitely help all the student community. Nowadays world running behind material comforts but your contribution to academic is amazing. I personally request you to continue your selfless efforts to educational development to the younger generation. I hope you’re the inspiration to all.
Regards
Dr. Murugesha K M
Department of Economics

[@mikecrowson2462]

Hi there Murugesha, that was so kind for you to say! Yes, I'm definitely going to keep this going. I enjoy sharing what I know, and hope that folks can take this information and use it to carry out good quality research of their own. I appreciate you taking time to write your note. You made my day, buddy :)

[@murugeshakadajji7827]

Mike Crowson welcome my dear Dr Mike

[@fatihaali5509]

amazing video, has really helped me!

[@silulekomkhize7839]

Excellent video! Are the Pearson residuals same as adjusted standardized residuals? And how do you convert them to actual P values for a post hoc analysis?

[@stanleycheng846]

Thank you, it is very helpful.

[@WaayoArag.]

Thank you sir.

[@cherrykim9910]

thank you!

[@sailor9717]

Helped me man

[@ferozahmed6056]

Very informative and useful - thanks. Little more guidance on what values should be reported might be useful.

[@lorylion]

Dear Mike, thanks very much for this very useful video. Just wondering if you could use the Cramer's V as a measure of agreement between two different categorical variables too?Thanks

[@Tunauhonpat]

ty that's good

[@debesaykidane7233]

i have seen some missed values in your data. can we make simply a regression having those missed values?

[@Zane_Zaminsky]

Thank you, Dr. Mike. I love your Stata videos! I have version 16.1. Are you too fond of version 14? 😏

[@mikecrowson2462]

Hi there! I'm glad you like the videos. Regarding your question: At this point, I haven't seen that much more in terms of added functionality that would motivate me to spend the extra $$ to purchase 16. At some point I'll probably upgrade, but I'm in no rush. Best wishes! :)

[@Zane_Zaminsky]

Mike Crowson Thank you, Dr. Mike! Best Regards to you, too!

[@rayfordmuyabe3064]

I haven't seen the data file