Two-Way Frequency Tables

Two way tables are usefil to visualise assosciations between two variables. the Response Variable

Row %, (Explanatory On Left)

XMaleFemaleTotal
For27%55%82%
Against73%45%118%

Column % (Explanatory on Top)

XMaleFemale
For27%55%
Against73%45%
Total100%100%

(Follow the explanatory through in the direction it is pointing)

Determining Assosciaton Converted to % table (Scores are Explanatory) Can use the difference between the Extremes, e.g. 67-17 = 50 AND 83-33 = 50 Both are large (strength likely determined by this)


School survey opinions on change of uniform

40 Females Surveyed 22 In Favour

15 Males Surveyed ? in favour

XMaleFemaleTotal
For22
Against
Total1540
XMaleFemaleTotal
For22
Against(40-22)
Total1540(15+40)

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XMaleFemaleTotal
For152237
Against401858
Total554095

demonstrate the relationsip between gender and opinions

XMaleFemale
For28%55%
Against72%45%
Total100%100%

A survey way conducted in which 1000 people aged 18 to 56 wre asked which was teir preferred type of film, The survey was processed and a rowp ercentage two-way frequency table constructed as shown below

Age in yearsComedyHorrorRomanceWesternTotals
18-3021%11%10%58%100%
31-4346%13%5%36%100%
44-5663%12%20%5%100%

Answer There is a correlation between Comedy and age, a positive relationship as age increased so does preference for comedy.

There is no correlation between horror and age.

The relationship between romance and age is that younger people prefer it, middle aged do not, and then older people prefer it even more than young people






Western Films have a negative relationship, younger people like it most while it drop off substantially between 44-56