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Stats iQ shows no significant relationship

  • January 23, 2020
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Hi, I have created a survey test on Qualtrics and, after running a test survey with 100 participants, I am trying to analyze the data. When I go in the Data & Analysis tab and I select 2 different variable and try to relate them, as result I get the graph but with the title: "There is no statistically significant relationship between Q11: Are you male or female? and Coffee". How can I make the correlation significant? Should I run the test with more participants or should I use different questions? Thank you in advance for your help. Best regards, Alessandro

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  • January 27, 2020
Hello @Alessandro a correlation means that there is a strong relation between the variables, for example if the stats iq shows you that there is a correlations it would mean that for example being a women and drinking coffee has a relation, what stats iq is showing you is that it is not related to having coffee with being a woman or a man. You can try having a bigger sample of respondents but having that does not mean that is going to be a strong relation between the variables. If you want to know more about correlations you can check this page https://www.qualtrics.com/support/stats-iq/analyses/relate-data/
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