Crosstabulation Statistical Methods and Findings 7.1 Descriptive Statistics
7.3 Two Independent Samples T-Test
In Table 5, sample means of five conceptual variables in food services and information and communications industry are very close, the values all higher than four indicate respondents are mostly agree the relational linkage we hypothesized. For two independent samples T test results, high higher than 0.05 p-value indicate the null hypothesis of no significant difference between industry’s population means was not rejected.7.4 Correlation
After showing the relationship between the five conceptual variables and productivity in the previous sections, examining the correlations amongst these five conceptual variables allows further understanding if these variables are inter-related empirically, if variables are correlated, it implies management can consider not just the main effect of each variable on productivity, but also the interaction effect amongst variables. Table 6 shows the correlational analysis amongst five conceptual variables in food services industry, all correlation coefficients are positive, the overall and non-management correlations for each pairs are all statistically significant at 1 percent level, only three coefficients for management group are not statistically significant at 5 percent level, the strength of correlation is mostly moderate 0.2-0.5 except some relatively high correlation 0.7 in management level. In short, interactive effects amongst these five conceptual variables are evident in food service industry. Table 7 shows the correlational analysis amongst five conceptual variables in information and communication industry, all correlation coefficients are positive, the overall correlations for each pairs are all statistically significant at 5 percent level, one coefficient for non-management group and six coefficients for management group are not statistically significant at 5 percent level, the strength of correlation is mostly moderate 0.2-0.5 except some relatively high correlation 0.8 in management level. In short, interactive effects amongst these five conceptual variables are evident in information and communication industry. 49Parts
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» Crosstabulation Statistical Methods and Findings 7.1 Descriptive Statistics
» Two Independent Samples T-Test Correlation
» Conclusion and Recommendation Introduction
» Research Objects and Methodology
» Test of Hypotheses Results 1 Manipulation Check
» Managerial Implications and Future Research
» Analysis and Results Tabel 1-Results of Multiple Regression Analysis
» Discussion Content 1 Research Methods
» Result Main Body 1 Methodology
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» Discussion and Limitation Introduction
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» Testing of Hypotheses Psychological Adjustment of Women with Breast Cancer.
» Conclusion Psychological Adjustment of Women with Breast Cancer.
» Statistic Materials and Method 1 Subject selection and Citerions
» Development of the Attitude and Ethical Behavior
» The Correlation Results and Discussion 1 Development of
» Introduction 1Background and Motivation
» Literature Review 1 Hakka Language
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» Problem of Internet Finance in China
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» Main Body 1 Findings References
» Target Respondents of the Study
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» Anonymous Online Survey – Facebook “Happy Learning” n=42
» Methodology and Data Collection Conclusions and Limitations of the Study
» Systemic Functional Linguistics SFL
» Curriculum Design and Choice of Textbook
» Problems: Progress, Learning, Assignments
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