Hello,
I want to study if there's a relationship between alcohol consumption and happiness + cognitive function.
Most of my data is nominal or ordinal.
To measure alcohol consumption:
Since I mostly have nominal data (except for the first question to measure happiness, which provides ordinal data), should I stick to Chi square tests and run one for each happiness & cognitive function variable?
I don't think I can go for regression/one-way ANOVA since none of my variables is continuous.
What's the best way to go about it? Thanks in advance!
I want to study if there's a relationship between alcohol consumption and happiness + cognitive function.
Most of my data is nominal or ordinal.
To measure alcohol consumption:
- How often respondent has had an alcoholic drink during the last 12 months
- Overall, how satisfied are you with your life nowadays?
- Whether was happy much of the time during past week
- Psychiatric Problems has: depression
- Computed score from maths questions
- Computed score from literacy questions
Since I mostly have nominal data (except for the first question to measure happiness, which provides ordinal data), should I stick to Chi square tests and run one for each happiness & cognitive function variable?
I don't think I can go for regression/one-way ANOVA since none of my variables is continuous.
What's the best way to go about it? Thanks in advance!