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Exam-SPSS Solution
Exam-SPSS Solution
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Coursework: 1 Part-2
Question: 1
Answer (i)
Calculation of frequencies, central tendency and dispersion, the tables and bar
graph for variable price (price consciousness)
Statistics
price consciousness
N Valid 310
Missing 0
Mean 3.9073
Median 3.8800
Mode 4.00a
Variance .914
Range 5.88
Minimum 1.00
Maximum 6.88
Sum 1211.27
price consciousness
Cumulative
Frequency Percent Valid Percent Percent
Valid 1.00 1 .3 .3 .3
1.25 1 .3 .3 .6
1.63 1 .3 .3 1.0
1.75 2 .6 .6 1.6
1.88 2 .6 .6 2.3
2.25 2 .6 .6 4.5
6.00 2 .6 .6 98.1
6.13 2 .6 .6 98.7
6.25 1 .3 .3 99.0
6.38 1 .3 .3 99.4
6.75 1 .3 .3 99.7
6.88 1 .3 .3 100.0
Interpretation of the descriptive for the variable Price Consciousness on the basis
of information in the tables and graphs
From the table it can be seen that frequencies shows ranges from 3.55 to 4.50
and it shows how frequently price consciousness occurred among people.
Mean is the average of all frequencies rated by people and it shows the average
level of price consciousness preferred by people. Median is the middle value among all
the frequencies and it shows that the other values must be around the median value
that 3.8800. Mode is the most occurred value chosen by people in terms of variable
price consciousness. In this answer multiple modes are there so the smallest value
among those that is 4.00 is chosen. It shows that maximum people is quite conscious
on the mode value of price consciousness.
Variance shows the variation among people’s level of price consciousness. In
this answer it is 0.914. Standard deviation provides a value at which our variable that
deviates among the choice of people
Question: 2
Answer: (i)
Cases
Count
gender
1.14 2 0 2
1.29 5 4 9
1.43 3 3 6
1.57 2 4 6
1.71 1 0 1
1.86 1 3 4
2.00 4 3 7
2.14 1 4 5
2.29 2 5 7
2.43 2 3 5
2.57 3 7 10
2.71 1 8 9
2.86 1 7 8
3.00 2 10 12
3.14 4 8 12
3.29 5 8 13
3.43 4 11 15
3.57 4 2 6
3.71 5 8 13
3.86 5 3 8
4.00 5 7 12
4.14 4 4 8
4.29 7 9 16
4.43 2 6 8
4.57 3 9 12
4.71 0 8 8
4.86 5 5 10
5.00 2 4 6
5.14 1 8 9
5.29 5 8 13
5.43 2 4 6
5.57 1 3 4
5.71 2 4 6
5.86 3 4 7
6.00 0 2 2
6.14 1 1 2
6.29 0 4 4
6.57 0 2 2
6.71 1 0 1
6.86 0 2 2
7.00 1 0 1
Answer: (ii)
Answer :( iii)
According to the above table, this hypothesis should be rejected because from the
information in the table it has been proved that there is a vast difference in coupon
proneness between males and females.
Question: 4
Answer: (a)
(i)
(ii)
Answer: (b)
Correlations
brand price
consciousness consciousness impulsiveness
Answer: (c)
(i)
(ii)
From the above table it has been proved that there is a positive relationship
between Impulsiveness and Brand Consciousness that is 0.41 so if the impulsiveness is
more than price consciousness is more and vice-a-versa.
Question: 3
Answer: (i)
Cases
income
Total Count 54 59 52 47
Chi-Square Tests