Chi-Square Goodness-of-Fit Test

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“The chi-square goodness-of-fit test is used to determine whether the distribution of cases (e.g., participants) in a single categorical variable (e.g., “gender”, consisting of two categories: “males” and “females”) follows a known or hypothesized distribution (e.g., a distribution that is “known”, such as the proportion of males and females in a country; or a distribution that is “hypothesized”, such as the proportion of males versus females that we anticipate voting for a particular political party in the next elections). The proportion of cases expected in each group of the categorical variable can be equal or unequal ” Find Weird and Wonderful Books at AbeBooks

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