For example, I am looking at three groups and the frequency of participants from each of these groups who are diagnosed with several different mental illnesses. There are therefore multiple chi-square analyses. Is there a way to put all these results into one APA formatted table to keep the paper concise?
Hi Hannah,
Take a look at page 3 of this paper I authored. I do just that.
Article The relationship between mental health literacy regarding sc...
Hope that helps.
Donal
Here is another way to represent the data in a table.
http://www.radford.edu/~jaspelme/443/spring-2007/How_to_Make_an_APA_format_Table_in_Word.pdf
For me it sounds that ANOVA would be a better choice than X2 that is of course your choice. In all of my papers there are tables, e.g. table 2:
Thanks all.
The issue is they're both categorical variables, so i'm not sure I could turn one into a continuous variable.
Hi Hannah,
I think I should put multiple Chi-square results in one table in APA style too, so I would like to ask you if you did find out a good way to do this already.
Thank you in advance,
Esmee
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