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    This document contains frequency tables and crosstabulation analysis of personality type (introvert or extrovert) and smoking behavior (low or moderate) in a sample of 30 people. The frequency table shows that 13 people were introverts and 17 were extroverts. For smoking behavior, 7 had low smoking and 23 had moderate smoking. The crosstabulation shows the relationship between these variables, with introverts more likely to have low smoking behavior compared to extroverts. A chi-square test found a statistically significant association between personality type and smoking behavior.

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    Frequency Table

    Tipe_Kepribadian

    Valid

    Frequency
    13
    17
    30

    Introvert
    Ekstrovert
    Total

    Percent
    43.3
    56.7
    100.0

    Valid Percent
    43.3
    56.7
    100.0

    Cumulative
    Percent
    43.3
    100.0

    Perilaku_Merokok

    Valid

    Rendah
    Sedang
    Total

    Frequency
    7
    23
    30

    Percent
    23.3
    76.7
    100.0

    Valid Percent
    23.3
    76.7
    100.0

    Cumulative
    Percent
    23.3
    100.0

    Crosstabs
    Tipe_Kepribadian * Perilaku_Merokok Crosstabulation

    Tipe_Kepribadian

    Introvert

    Perilaku_Merokok
    Rendah
    Sedang
    7
    6
    23.3%
    20.0%
    0
    17
    .0%
    56.7%
    7
    23
    23.3%
    76.7%

    Count
    % of Total
    Count
    % of Total
    Count
    % of Total

    Ekstrovert
    Total

    Total
    13
    43.3%
    17
    56.7%
    30
    100.0%

    Chi-Square Tests

    Pearson Chi-Square
    Continuity Correction a
    Likelihood Ratio
    Fisher's Exact Test
    Linear-by-Linear
    Association
    N of Valid Cases

    Value
    11.940b
    9.119
    14.652
    11.542

    df
    1
    1
    1
    1

    Asymp. Sig.
    (2-sided)
    .001
    .003
    .000

    Exact Sig.
    (2-sided)

    Exact Sig.
    (1-sided)

    .001

    .001

    .001

    30

    a. Computed only for a 2x2 table


    b. 2 cells (50.0%) have expected count less than 5. The minimum expected count is 3.
    03.
    Symmetric Measures

    Nominal by Nominal
    N of Valid Cases

    Contingency Coefficient

    Value
    .534
    30

    Approx. Sig.
    .001

    a. Not assuming the null hypothesis.


    b. Using the asymptotic standard error assuming the null hypothesis.

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