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Finding gender bias in yes/no question
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5 years 10 months ago #169018
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5 years 10 months ago #169048
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Replied by LouisGac on topic Finding gender bias in yes/no question
LimeSurvey statistics is very poor, it just to check your data
For advanced filtering, you'd rather export your Data to R (or excel, or whatever)
For advanced filtering, you'd rather export your Data to R (or excel, or whatever)
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5 years 10 months ago #169051
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Replied by holch on topic Finding gender bias in yes/no question
As Louis said, Limesurvey statistics is basically just to get a quick report during the fieldwork. Limesurvey is a data collection tool, data analysis should be done in another tool (Excel, R, SPSS, etc.).
Limesurvey does not offer cross tabulation, which is what you would require here. I would download the results to Excel and have a deeper look there.
However, to geta quick idea you can filter the statistics by the gender question: Just only show respondents that answered this question as male, then as female. This should give you the percentage of male that said yes or no and then those of females.
Limesurvey does not offer cross tabulation, which is what you would require here. I would download the results to Excel and have a deeper look there.
However, to geta quick idea you can filter the statistics by the gender question: Just only show respondents that answered this question as male, then as female. This should give you the percentage of male that said yes or no and then those of females.
I answer at the LimeSurvey forum in my spare time, I'm not a LimeSurvey GmbH employee.
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5 years 10 months ago - 5 years 10 months ago #169058
by Joffm
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Replied by Joffm on topic Finding gender bias in yes/no question
Hi,
to see it in LS you have to use filter.
1. Filter the gender question for "male", display the Yes/No" result.
2. Filter the gender question for "female", display the Yes/No" result.
So you find out the two results a are able to calculate a CHI-square.
Sorry, I did not reaf holch's answer to the end.
He mentioned this already.
Joffm
to see it in LS you have to use filter.
1. Filter the gender question for "male", display the Yes/No" result.
2. Filter the gender question for "female", display the Yes/No" result.
So you find out the two results a are able to calculate a CHI-square.
Sorry, I did not reaf holch's answer to the end.
He mentioned this already.
Joffm
Volunteers are not paid.
Not because they are worthless, but because they are priceless
Last edit: 5 years 10 months ago by Joffm.
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