Compact print method for objects of class "chi_square".
Shows a one-line summary per test with test statistic, p-value,
effect size, and sample size.
For the full detailed output, use summary().
Usage
# S3 method for class 'chi_square'
print(x, digits = 3, ...)Arguments
- x
An object of class
"chi_square"returned bychi_square.- digits
Number of decimal places to display. Default is
3.- ...
Additional arguments (not used).
Examples
result <- chi_square(survey_data, gender, education)
result # compact one-line overview
#> Chi-Squared Test: gender × education
#> chi2(3) = 3.470, p = 0.325 , V = 0.037 (neglig.), N = 2500
summary(result) # full detailed output
#>
#> Chi-Squared Test of Independence
#> ---------------------------------
#>
#> - Variables: gender × education
#>
#> Observed Frequencies:
#> education
#> gender Basic Secondary Intermediate Seco... Academic Secondary University
#> Male 401 289 320 184
#> Female 440 340 311 215
#>
#> Expected Frequencies:
#> education
#> gender Basic Secondary Intermediate Seco... Academic Secondary University
#> Male 401.662 300.41 301.366 190.562
#> Female 439.338 328.59 329.634 208.438
#>
#> Chi-Squared Test Results:
#> --------------------------------------------------
#> Chi_squared df p_value sig
#> 3.47 3 0.325
#> --------------------------------------------------
#>
#> Effect Sizes:
#> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
#> Measure Value p_value sig Interpretation
#> Cramer's V 0.037 0.325 Neglig.
#> Gamma -0.008 0.850 Weak
#> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
#> Table size: 2×4 | N = 2500
#> Note: Phi coefficient only shown for 2x2 tables
#>
#> Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05