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    1. The document examines the relationships between various variables related to attitude, behavior, satisfaction, and loyalty. It performs regression analyses to determine the predictive power of different variables. 2. The first regression found no significant relationship between variables like perceived risk, value, and reputation on a person's attitude. 3. Attitude was also not found to significantly predict behavior. 4. Behavior was found to significantly predict satisfaction, with higher behavior linked to higher satisfaction. 5. Satisfaction approached significance in predicting loyalty, though the relationship was not fully significant. Higher satisfaction was linked to higher loyalty.

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    1. The document examines the relationships between various variables related to attitude, behavior, satisfaction, and loyalty. It performs regression analyses to determine the predictive power of different variables. 2. The first regression found no significant relationship between variables like perceived risk, value, and reputation on a person's attitude. 3. Attitude was also not found to significantly predict behavior. 4. Behavior was found to significantly predict satisfaction, with higher behavior linked to higher satisfaction. 5. Satisfaction approached significance in predicting loyalty, though the relationship was not fully significant. Higher satisfaction was linked to higher loyalty.

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    1. The document examines the relationships between various variables related to attitude, behavior, satisfaction, and loyalty. It performs regression analyses to determine the predictive power of different variables. 2. The first regression found no significant relationship between variables like perceived risk, value, and reputation on a person's attitude. 3. Attitude was also not found to significantly predict behavior. 4. Behavior was found to significantly predict satisfaction, with higher behavior linked to higher satisfaction. 5. Satisfaction approached significance in predicting loyalty, though the relationship was not fully significant. Higher satisfaction was linked to higher loyalty.

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    Attitude:

    Variables Entered/Removeda
    Variables Variables
    Model Entered Removed Method
    1 Responsivene . Enter
    ss,
    Perceived_Ris
    k,
    Perceived_Val
    ue,
    Reputation,
    Perceived_Inn
    ovativenessb
    a. Dependent Variable: Attitude
    b. All requested variables entered.

    Model Summary
    Adjusted R Std. Error of
    Model R R Square Square the Estimate
    a
    1 .489 .239 -.033 .745
    a. Predictors: (Constant), Responsiveness, Perceived_Risk,
    Perceived_Value, Reputation, Perceived_Innovativeness

    ANOVAa
    Sum of Mean
    Model Squares df Square F Sig.
    1 Regression 2.437 5 .487 .879 .520b
    Residual 7.763 14 .554
    Total 10.200 19
    a. Dependent Variable: Attitude
    b. Predictors: (Constant), Responsiveness, Perceived_Risk, Perceived_Value,
    Reputation, Perceived_Innovativeness

    Coefficientsa
    Standardize
    Unstandardized d
    Coefficients Coefficients
    Model B Std. Error Beta t Sig.
    1 (Constant) 3.418 .989 3.456 .004
    Perceived_Risk -.103 .447 -.071 -.229 .822
    Perceived_Value .465 .670 .418 .694 .499
    Perceived_Innovativ -.496 .506 -.569 -.981 .343
    eness
    Reputation -.594 .479 -.590 -1.240 .235
    Responsiveness .473 .504 .410 .939 .364
    a. Dependent Variable: Attitude

    Attitude to Behavior

    Variables Entered/Removeda
    Variables Variables
    Model Entered Removed Method
    b
    1 Attitude . Enter
    a. Dependent Variable: Behaviour
    b. All requested variables entered.
    Model Summary
    Adjusted R Std. Error of
    Model R R Square Square the Estimate
    a
    1 .118 .014 -.041 .929
    a. Predictors: (Constant), Attitude

    ANOVAa
    Sum of Mean
    Model Squares df Square F Sig.
    1 Regression .221 1 .221 .256 .619b
    Residual 15.529 18 .863
    Total 15.750 19
    a. Dependent Variable: Behaviour
    b. Predictors: (Constant), Attitude

    Coefficientsa
    Unstandardized Standardized
    Coefficients Coefficients
    Model B Std. Error Beta t Sig.
    1 (Constant) 3.147 .812 3.875 .001
    Attitude -.147 .291 -.118 -.506 .619
    a. Dependent Variable: Behaviour

    Behavior to satisfaction

    Variables Entered/Removeda
    Variables Variables
    Model Entered Removed Method
    b
    1 Behaviour . Enter
    a. Dependent Variable: Satisfaction
    b. All requested variables entered.
    Model Summary
    Adjusted R Std. Error of
    Model R R Square Square the Estimate
    a
    1 .470 .220 .177 .838
    a. Predictors: (Constant), Behaviour

    ANOVAa
    Sum of Mean
    Model Squares df Square F Sig.
    1 Regression 3.571 1 3.571 5.090 .037b
    Residual 12.629 18 .702
    Total 16.200 19
    a. Dependent Variable: Satisfaction
    b. Predictors: (Constant), Behaviour

    Coefficientsa
    Unstandardized Standardized
    Coefficients Coefficients
    Model B Std. Error Beta t Sig.
    1 (Constant) 1.390 .610 2.280 .035
    Behaviour .476 .211 .470 2.256 .037
    a. Dependent Variable: Satisfaction
    Satisfaction to loyalty

    Variables Entered/Removeda
    Variables Variables
    Model Entered Removed Method
    1 Satisfaction b
    . Enter
    a. Dependent Variable: Loyalty
    b. All requested variables entered.

    Model Summary
    Adjusted R Std. Error of
    Model R R Square Square the Estimate
    1 .356a .126 .078 .800
    a. Predictors: (Constant), Satisfaction

    ANOVAa
    Sum of Mean
    Model Squares df Square F Sig.
    1 Regression 1.669 1 1.669 2.606 .124b
    Residual 11.531 18 .641
    Total 13.200 19
    a. Dependent Variable: Loyalty
    b. Predictors: (Constant), Satisfaction
    Coefficientsa
    Unstandardized Standardized
    Coefficients Coefficients
    Model B Std. Error Beta t Sig.
    1 (Constant) 3.667 .566 6.479 <.001
    Satisfaction -.321 .199 -.356 -1.614 .124
    a. Dependent Variable: Loyalty

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