Question 1
The reason for the difference in the σM1-M2 across the two studies:
There is a chance that the distribution of differences and variables varies from study in group A and that of Group B
Question 2
Calculate the σM1 – M2 σM1 – M2 = 1.4 – 1.22 = 0.18
Question 3
Question 4
Complete the following:
Identify the IV and DV in this study.
IV=> receipt of coupon
DV=> purchase amount
State the null hypothesis and the directional (one-tailed) research hypothesis.
Null hypothesis => there is no difference in the amount purchased whether a customer receive or not receive a coupon i.e. there is no difference in the means of purchase amount from both groups.
Run an Independent-Samples T Test using SPSS file assessment4b.sav and paste your output
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She decides to quiz her students at the beginning of class and again at the end of class.
Repeated measures were used
Question 6
Question 7
Compare t with the one-tailed critical t at the .01 α level. Did the students who studied online score significantly higher on the quiz? Give a decision about the null. one-tailed critical t at the .01 α level = 2.539 reject null since our t value of 4.316 > than critical t of 2.539, we reject the null hypothesis which states that there is no significant difference between the means on the quiz between those who did online research and those who watched a movie.
Therefore, from the higher mean of 19.55, students who studied online scored significantly higher on the quiz.
Question 8
Refer back to your SPSS output from Assessment 4 Question 3. Based on that output, what is the 95 percent confidence interval of the difference?
Equal variances assumed 95% CI (17.989, -1.122)
Equal variances not assumed 95% CI (-18.223, -0.889)
Question 9
Assume the within-group deviation is 108.45 and the between-group deviation is 48.68. Calculate the total deviation.
SST = SSB +
gen RHSB=4+(4/(50^.5)) gen out1=cond(meanaRHSA,1,0) gen out2=cond(meanbRHSB,1,0)
a) How many purchases of children’s books, on average, are made by women? By men? b) Is the difference statistically significant? 8. How many BBB.sav customers have purchased one or more
Question number sixteen states, “During the time you described in question 10, did you scroll through any of your active social media accounts?” It is a nominal question because the answers are not given a quantitative value. As a result, qualitative data is retrieved from the answer. Since the question is nominal, the measure of central tendency that can be used to summarize it is the mode. There are no quantities since the answers were words rather than numbers so mean and median cannot be calculated.
I understand that SEM is not the same as standard deviation. I also recognize that if the sample size is increased, the standard error of the
At a level of significance of 0.05 the researcher is accepting a possible type I error 5 cases out of a 100 and 95 cases out of 100 a true null hypothesis (Loiselle et al., 2011). Step 3: Selection of one-tailed or two-tailed test The selection for a one-tailed or two-tailed test is not required for a Chi-Square for independence test (Salkind, 2013). Chi-Square test has both variables that are of a categorical level of measurement therefore, there is no direction (Salkind, 2013). Step 4:
Five hundred and seventy eight of the students were from a Mexican background, while one hundred and seventy two were Chinese, and one hundred and seventy one were European. Fifty two percent of the students were girls, while forty-eight percent were boys. DESCRIBE THE METHOD/S USED TO EXAMINE THE HYPOTHESIS The researchers chose to use an initial background questionnaire that was given to each of the schools and then the students were asked to use a daily diary checklist that was to be used at the end of each day over a fourteen day period. The students were asked to report their emotions and keep a record of any events had occurred that day with either parents or family members, friends, or significant others.
This means that out of the 17 students I surveyed at UTSA, which currently has around 29,000 students, there could be some significant error in the approval percentage that I calculated. With the margin of error and confidence interval taken into consideration, I believe my survey is not statistically significant because the margin of error is too high and the sampling size is too small.
This test is only taken among tenth graders and it will predict just how well they will do on the ACT test. Therefore, I begin looking at the data African-American males and Caucasian males. We had 93% of the entire sophomore class take this test. Out of the 93%, 25% were African-American male students and 65% was Caucasian male students tested.
The p-value for the number of correct answers was 0.09288. This p-value indicates no significant difference between the two sets of data. The t-critical value for the number correct t-test was 2.0117 and the t-statistic was 1.71525. The t-statistic did not meet the t-critical value and therefore, the data also confirms there is no significance between the scores.
4.1 SEX-Dose sex differ will have influence on student’s score? From the histogram graphs above, we can confirm that mean in four subjects are trend to normally distributed. To test whether the mean for reading, writing, math and science is the same for males and females, an independent samples t-test tool is suitable because it can compare the means of a normally distributed interval dependent variable for two independent groups. H0: Females have no significant difference and high mean score than males in reading score H1:
Use your results in Data Table 2 to support your answer.
this will what you want to answer from the end results of
The Standard Deviation √46 ≈ 6.78 g In general, there should be about roughly ⅔ (68.3%) of the mass in one standard deviation of the mean, roughly 95.4% between two standard deviations of the mean, and 99.7% between three standard deviations of the mean. However, it is very rare that any value would be more than three standard deviations.
• H5: The significant value of customer value variable to brand trust (0,000) (-- removed HTML --) 1,96 meaning there is significant influence between customer value to brand trust in the sense that the better value given by the student will increase student 's belief in private university 's brand • H6: The significant value of customer value variables on reputation (0,000) (-- removed HTML --) 1.96 which means there is a significant influence between customer value of reputation in the sense that the better the value of the students will increase the reputation of the college high private sector • H7: significant value of Customer satisfaction variable to brand trust (0.002) (-- removed HTML --) 1.96 which means there is a significant influence between customer satisfaction on brand trust in the sense of increasingly satisfied students will increase student confidence against private universities brands • H8: the significant value of the Customer satisfaction variable against reputation (0,000) (-- removed HTML --) 1.96 which means there is a significant influence between customer satisfaction on reputation in the sense that more satisfied students will further enhance the reputation of private