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We are trying to find that is there any relationship between the food and puzzle game, video game and gender.
Is there any relationship between food and video game?
Hypothesis:
N Marginal
Percentage
Burger 47 23.5%
Fries 58 29.0%
Female 91 45.5%
gender
Male 109 54.5%
Valid 200 100.0%
Missing 0
Total 200
Subpopulation 143a
a. The dependent variable has only one value observed in
117 (81.8%) subpopulations.
Goodness-of-Fit
Chi-Square df Sig.
The "Final" row gives us the information on whether all the coefficients of the model are zero (i.e., whether any of the coefficients are
statistically significant). Another way to understand this result is whether the variables we added statistically significantly improve the model
compared to the intercept alone (i.e., with no variables added). You can see from the "Sig." column that p = .000, which means that the full
model statistically significantly predicts the dependent variable better than the intercept-only model alone.
In multinomial logistic regression we can also consider measures that are like R2 in ordinary least-squares linear regression, which is the
proportion of variance that can be explained by the model. In multinomial logistic regression, however, these are pseudo R2 measures and
there is more than one, although none are easily interpretable. Nonetheless, they are calculated and shown below in the Pseudo R-
Square table:
.
Pseudo R-Square
This table shows which of our independent variables are statistically significant. We can see that video game has not statistically significant
because p = .174 .On the other hand, the puzzle game variable is statistically significant because p = .002. Gender is also showing a
significant relationship as we can see that the value shown in sig column is .078 it means it’s a significant value.
This table is mostly useful for nominal independent variables because it is the only table that considers the overall effect of a nominal
variable, unlike the Parameter Estimates table, as shown below:
Parameter Estimates
Lower Upper
Bound Bound
[Gender=1.0 0b . . 0 . . . .
0]
Intercept 4.090 1.209 11.448 1 .001
[Gender=1.0 0b . . 0 . . . .
0]