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Kmhirsch Findings Presentation
Kmhirsch Findings Presentation
Gestures
Research Conclusions and recommendations
By: Kaitlyn
Hirschbuehler
Agenda
Problem Statement
Summary
Methodology
Hypotheses
Quantitative
Qualitative
Recommendations
Questions
Problem Statement
Summary
Communication
Verbal
Nonverbal
Male vs. Female
History
Brain
Gesture vs. Meaning
Methodology
What affects body language?
Profession
Age
Gender
Ethnicity
Survey
Population
Google Form
Demographics
Multiple Choice Questions
Hypothesis #1
Quantitative Conclusions:
Chi-square test for independence
Significant Association
P-Value
Probability
<.05 = alternative
>.05 = null
Retain Null
A persons profession does not affect ones
ability to interpret nonverbal
communication.
hypothesis #2
Retain Null
A persons age does not affect ones
ability to interpret nonverbal
communication.
Hypothesis #3
Retain Null
A persons gender does not affect ones
ability to interpret nonverbal
communication.
Hypothesis #4
Retain Null
A persons ethnicity does not affect ones
ability to interpret nonverbal
communication.
Qualitative data
Profession
Age
Gender
Ethnicity
Age
Supports Alternative
Gender
Supports Alternative
Ethnicity
Supports Alternative
Recommendations
Change the definition of profession
More diverse population
Another hypothesis
Any Questions?
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