Statistics: Exercise 40

The categories found to be statistically significance were income, working status of adults, education, health status of adults and children and the utilization of healthcare. No it was not reported as statistically significant at any value of p. Hence we have its null hypothesis accepted as the as the statistical significant value has not been found and is neither stated. It should not be rejected as there are difference in marital % among the different groups determined by the levels of insurance(Uninsured, Medicaid-enrolled and privately insured).Hence the marital % is not statistically significant at p<=.001 Five null hypothesis were rejected since the five of the X2 values were statistically significant categories as indicated in introduction prior to table 1.Significant results indicates that null hypothesis are not supported or unaccepted as accurate reflection of the results of the study. Marital status % is more significant than the Education (adults) as its X2 indicates that it’s more significant at p<=.001 while Education (adults) reports more significant at p<=.05.The smaller the p value the more significant are the findings. Yes, there was significant difference in the various levels of insurance. Example taking the full/part-time group we have 66% were uninsured, 47% receiving Medicaid and ...