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Hi

I am using JASP to analyse a data set - see attached.

One issue I am struggling with is I need to identify the two tail p-value for a ztest for equal proportions for 0 or 1 in Z without a continuity correction.

I have been unable to work this out using JASP - can you assist please?

I also have this follow up question:

Based on the p-value above would you reject "equal proportions" at the 5% LOS?

Is there a way of showing this in JASP or is this a manual calculation?


Thanks

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  • edited May 5

    Hi,

    Go to the 'Frequencies' module, select 'Contingency Tables', and input your variables by placing 'Z' (the binary variable) in one field and your grouping variable in another.

    However, to conduct a z-test for equal proportions, having a grouping variable that divides your data into two distinct categories (e.g., Group A vs. Group B) is essential. Based on your provided data, neither column 'X' nor column 'Y' appears to represent such a categorical grouping variable.

    Hope this helps.

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