Psychology: Evidence-Based Approach: They can help tease out why the significant outcome occurred. SR +2 or

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They can help tease out why the significant outcome occurred.  SR >+2 or <-2 make notable contribution to the significant chi-square.  Minus SR = fewer than expected and thus a noteworthy contributor.  Plus SR = more than expected and thus a noteworthy contributor

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How can we use standardised residuals to determine which cell(s) was (were) responsible for a significant chi-square statistic

Psychology: Evidence-Based Approach

They can help tease out why the significant outcome occurred. SR >+2 or <-2 make notable contribution to the significant chi-square. Minus SR = fewer than expected and thus a noteworthy contributor. Plus SR = more than expected and thus a noteworthy contributor

How can we use standardised residuals to determine which cell(s) was (were) responsible for a significant chi-square statistic

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