Chi Square Case Study

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Register to read the introduction… consumers’ attitudes toward credibility of health products ads

| |Your profession: |Total |
| |Physician |Other |Physician |
|Do you find these ads |Yes |14 |16 |30 |
|credible? | | | | |
| |No |27 |25 |52 |
|Total |41 |41 |82 |

(Table 4) Chi-Square Tests

| |Value |df |Asymp. Sig. |Exact Sig. |Exact Sig.
…show more content…
| | | | | |
| | |% of Total |11.1% |14.1% |25.3% |
| |No |Count |41 |33 |74 |
| | |% of Total |41.4% |33.3% |74.7% |
|Total |Count |52 |47 |99 |
| |% of Total |52.5% |47.5% |100.0% |

(Table 6) Chi-Square Tests

| |Value |df |Asymp. Sig. |Exact Sig. |Exact Sig. |
| | | |(2-sided) |(2-sided) |(1-sided) |
|Pearson Chi-Square |.975(b) |1 |.323 | |

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