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    The one-way ANOVA summary found a significant difference in job satisfaction (JSS) scores between age groups. Post hoc Tukey tests showed JSS was significantly lower for ages 18-29 (mean=15.25) compared to ages 45+ (mean=23.18). No other significant differences were found between the 30-44 (mean=22.10) and other age groups. The homogeneity of variances test was not significant, indicating equal group variances.

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    The one-way ANOVA summary found a significant difference in job satisfaction (JSS) scores between age groups. Post hoc Tukey tests showed JSS was significantly lower for ages 18-29 (mean=15.25) compared to ages 45+ (mean=23.18). No other significant differences were found between the 30-44 (mean=22.10) and other age groups. The homogeneity of variances test was not significant, indicating equal group variances.

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    The one-way ANOVA summary found a significant difference in job satisfaction (JSS) scores between age groups. Post hoc Tukey tests showed JSS was significantly lower for ages 18-29 (mean=15.25) compared to ages 45+ (mean=23.18). No other significant differences were found between the 30-44 (mean=22.10) and other age groups. The homogeneity of variances test was not significant, indicating equal group variances.

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    ONEWAY JSS BY Age

    /STATISTICS DESCRIPTIVES HOMOGENEITY


    /PLOT MEANS
    /MISSING ANALYSIS
    /POSTHOC=TUKEY ALPHA(0.05).

    Oneway

    Notes
    Output Created
    Comments
    Input

    Missing Value
    Handling

    21-SEP-2015 09:19:06
    Data

    Active Dataset
    Filter
    Weight
    Split File
    N of Rows in
    Working Data File
    Definition of Missing

    Cases Used

    Syntax

    Resources

    Processor Time
    Elapsed Time

    /
    Users/subodh/Documents/J
    obSatisfactionStudy.sav
    DataSet1
    <none>
    <none>
    <none>
    25
    User-defined missing
    values are treated as
    missing.
    Statistics for each analysis
    are based on cases with no
    missing data for any
    variable in the analysis.
    ONEWAY JSS BY Age
    /STATISTICS
    DESCRIPTIVES
    HOMOGENEITY
    /PLOT MEANS
    /MISSING ANALYSIS
    /POSTHOC=TUKEY
    ALPHA(0.05).
    00:00:00.26
    00:00:00.00

    Descriptives
    JSS

    18-29
    30-44
    45+
    Total

    N
    4
    10
    11
    25

    Mean
    15.25
    22.10
    23.18
    21.48

    Std.
    Deviation
    6.850
    2.767
    5.564
    5.440

    Std. Error
    3.425
    .875
    1.678
    1.088

    95% Confidence Interval


    for Mean
    Lower
    Upper
    Bound
    Bound
    4.35
    26.15
    20.12
    24.08
    19.44
    26.92
    19.23
    23.73

    Minimum Maximum
    9
    23
    18
    28
    10
    30
    9
    30

    Test of Homogeneity of Variances


    JSS
    Levene Statistic
    df1
    df2
    Sig.
    2.631
    2
    22
    .095

    ANOVA
    JSS

    Between Groups
    Within Groups
    Total

    Sum of
    Squares
    190.954
    519.286
    710.240

    df
    2
    22
    24

    Mean Square
    95.477
    23.604

    As p=0.032
    p<0.05
    We Reject Null Hypothesis

    Post Hoc Tests

    F
    4.045

    Sig.
    .032

    Multiple Comparisons
    Dependent Variable: JSS
    Tukey HSD
    (I) Age
    18-29
    30-44
    45+

    (J) Age
    30-44
    45+
    18-29
    45+
    18-29
    30-44

    Mean
    Difference (I-J)
    -6.850
    -7.932*
    6.850
    -1.082
    7.932*
    1.082

    Std. Error
    2.874
    2.837
    2.874
    2.123
    2.837
    2.123

    Sig.
    .065
    .027
    .065
    .867
    .027
    .867

    95% Confidence Interval


    Lower Bound
    Upper Bound
    -14.07
    .37
    -15.06
    -.81
    -.37
    14.07
    -6.41
    4.25
    .81
    15.06
    -4.25
    6.41

    *. The mean difference is significant at the 0.05 level.

    Homogeneous Subsets

    Age
    18-29
    30-44
    45+
    Sig.

    N
    4
    10
    11

    JSS
    Tukey HSDa,b
    Subset for alpha = 0.05
    1
    2
    15.25
    22.10
    23.18
    1.000
    .912

    Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are


    displayed.
    a. Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 6.804.
    b. The group sizes are unequal. The harmonic
    mean of the group sizes is used. Type I error
    levels are not guaranteed.

    Means Plots

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