Hi,
I am doing my MSc thesis and it is based on two questionnaires. I am comparing opinions on canine hip dysplasia of vet surgeons and CHD affected dog owners. Both groups had questionnaires with matched questions (for example owners had a questions: “at what age was your dog diagnosed with CHD?” & the vet questionnaire had a questions “at what age dog CHD is most commonly diagnosed”?) and same answers.
The problem is the number of respondents. I have 121 owner questionnaires and only 31 vet questionnaires. I am planning to do cross-tab and chi-square test, but not sure how to:
1. match two different surveys on spss;
2. compare the different response count.
any suggestion will be greatly appreciated
kind regards,
Bettija
To carry out a inferential statistical test even groups isn't required. Parametric: You can use dunnett's test for unequal variances and fisher test and/or chi-square test of independence for equal variances. Non-parametric: dunn pair wise or dunn control
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