Analysis Of Statistical Significance In Health Insurance Enrollment Factors Using Chi-Square Test

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Analysis of Statistical Significance in Health Insurance Enrollment Factors Using Chi - Square Test Question 1: The following categories were reported statistically significant: 1. Income 2. Working status of the adults 3. Education 4. Health status of the adults and child 5. Utilization of the health care. It is not statistically significant. The chi square value for this particular variable is 3.70 with df = N – 1. In case uninsured: Df = 62 – 1 = 61, and the table gives 43.188 with alpha = 0.05. Since the value of chi square (3.70) is less than the value obtained from table (43.188) so the result is not significant. In case Medicated: Df = 219 – 1 = 218, and the table gives 77.929 with alpha = 0.05. Since the value of chi square (3.70) is less than the value obtained from table (77.929) so the result is not significant.
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