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SCSIT Act 5 (ANSWER)
SCSIT Act 5 (ANSWER)
Instructions:
Please accomplish the following tasks with patience and full understanding of individual difference:
A) Source or surf references that will assist the group in carrying out the tasks
B) Read and analyze well the given case before proceeding to the succeeding tasks
C) In solving the situational problem, make sure to establish the suggested steps in your solution
process.
C.1 State the hypothesis
C.2 Find the critical value (other references termed it as table of values
C.3 Compute the test value (this is the part when you compute, show the solution process ^ the
answer)
C.4 Decision(it is at this point where you either accept or reject the null hypothesis
C.5 Conclusion/Generalization
D) Compute the test value of the given case below using the F=test,One way ANOVA, Two way
ANOVA, Chi =square, person r, spearman rho manually
E) Provide the necessitated analyses and interpretations of the scientific results
F) Present your answers in soft copy and turn in in glassroom.
2. Critical Value
Alpha: 0.05
Critical Value: 3.3158
Total Sum of Squares = Sum of Squares between Groups + Sum of Squares within Groups
Total Sum of Squares = Sum of Squares between Groups + Sum of Squares within Groups
Final Calculations:
∑ of Squares between Groups = 23.4 =11.7
degrees of freedom 2
∑ of Squares withinGroups = 596.3 =18.07
degress of freedom 33
11.7
F= =0.65
18.07
F ( 2 , 33 )=0.65 , p<0.05
Critical Value: 3.3158 F=0.65
4. Decision
We accept the Null Hypothesis, and reject the alternative hypothesis.
5. Conclusion
Accept the Null Hypothesis which means there is no level of job satisfaction among in the
Service Teachers.
2. Critical Value
Alpha: 0.05
df between=K −1=5−1=4
df within=N−K =25−5=20
df total =24
F Crit =2.8661
3. Compute the Test Value
x A=5.2
x B =7.8
x C =4
x D =2.8
x E =6.6
G 132
= =5.28
N 25
SSTotal =∑ ( x− x́ )
2
=
( 5−5.28 )2+ ( 4−5.28 )2 + ( 8−5.28 )2 + ( 6−5.28 )2 + ( 3−5.28 )2+ ( 9−5.28 )2 + ( 7−5.28 )2 + ( 8−5.28 )2+ ( 6−5.28 )2+ ( 9
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
¿ (−0.28 ) + (−1.28 ) + ( 2.72 ) + ( 0.72 ) + (−2.28 ) + ( 3.72 ) + (1.72 ) + ( 2.72 ) +0.72 + ( 3.72 ) + (−2.28 ) + (−0.28 )
SSTotal =137.08
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
SSWithin =( 5−5.2 ) + ( 4−5.2 ) + ( 8−5.2 ) + ( 6−5.2 ) + (3−5.2 ) + ( 9−7.8 ) + ( 7−7.8 ) + ( 8−7.8 ) + ( 6−7.8 ) + ( 9−
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
SSWithin =(−0.2 ) + (−1.2 ) + ( 2.8 ) + ( 0.8 ) + (−2.2 ) + ( 1.2 ) + (−0.8 ) + ( 0.2 ) + (−1.8 ) + ( 1.2 ) + (−1 ) + ( 1 ) + (−2 ) +
SSWithin =0.04+1.44 +7.84+ 0.64+ 4.84+1.44 +0.64+ 0.04+3.24 +1.44+1+1+ 4+1+9+ 0.64+ 0.04+1.44+ 3
SSWithin =57.6
SS Between=137.08−57.6=79.48
SS Between
MS Between =
df Between
79.48
MS Between = =19.87
4
SS Within
MS Within=
df within
57.6
MS Within= =2.88
20
MS Between
F=
MS Within
19.87
F= =6.9
2.88
We find that F 6.9> 2.8661
Reject the Null Hypothesis
4. Decision
Reject the Null Hypothesis and accept the alternative hypothesis.
5. Conclusion
I concluded that the value of F=6.9 is greater than the F Crit =2.8661which means the Null
Hypothesis is rejected.
2. Critical Value
Alpha: 0.01
Df: (columns – 1) (rows – 1)
Df= (3 – 1) (4 – 1)
Df= (2) (3)
Df= 6
Critical Value of X 2 : 16.81
4. Decision
We reject the Null Hypothesis and accept the alternative hypothesis.
5. Conclusion
Accept the Alternative Hypothesis which means there is a significant relation between the
approach used and frequency of effects.
2. Critical Value
Alpha: 0.01
DF: 18
Critical Value of r = 0.515
N ∑ xy−∑ x ∑ y
r=
√ ¿¿ ¿
20 ( 20511587 )−( 18932 ) ( 19011)
r=
√ ¿ ¿¿
410231940−359916252
r=
√ ( 411483520−358420624 ) ( 434125700−361418121 )
50315688
r=
√ ( 53062896 ) ( 72707579 )
50315688
r=
√ 3858074702888784
50315688
r=
62113401.96
r =0.81
4. Decision
We reject the Null Hypothesis, and accept the alternative hypothesis.
5. Conclusion
Based on the strength of the R-values, 0.81 is greater than 0.70 which means there is a strong
relationship between the two variables.