1 Table of cross classified counts 2 Counts cases that match values 1. Table of cross-classified counts2. Counts cases that match values of two categorical variables3. Shown in the bar chart of a...

1 Table of cross classified counts 2 Counts cases that match values

1. Table of cross-classified counts 2. Counts cases that match values of two categorical variables 3. Shown in the bar chart of a categorical variable 4. Shown in a stacked bar chart 5. Measure of association that grows with increased sample size 6. Measure of association that lies between 0 and 1 7. Happens if the conditional distribution matches the marginal distribution 8. Identified when percentages within a row differ from marginal percentages 9. Produced by a variable lurking behind a table 10. Like a stacked bar chart, but respecting the area principle. a. chi-squared b. mosaic plot c. associated d. Simpson’s paradox e. marginal distribution f. cell g. conditional distribution h. Cramer’s V i. not associated j. contingency table

1 Table of cross classified counts 2 Counts cases that match values