One way ANOVA and Hypothesis test using SPSS.
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- This video is a brief description of one way ANOVA used in statistics for Testing Hypotheses.
SPSS software is used for this analysis.
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Hello Sir..
Can't we take mean of responses of 4 statements of purchasing, name that variable And then apply ANOVA Test..
And then check the significance for Hypothesis Testing..
yes, do that. No issues. It all depends upon ur methodology.
@@adilzia Thank You so much
Excellent Video👍
Thank you Dr. Seema Khan
Sir pls clear the concept of related and unrelated groups
i will prepare a video on that topic soon.
Sir if we have one independent variables which growth of business type in a city and three dependent variable which are economic growth of that city, social growth and infrastructural growth andcwe havevlikert responses of 300 respondent, which test to apply
Well, it depends on what you want to do. If you want to find the significant difference between the two groups, you can apply the T-test. If you want to find the impact of these independent variables on dependent variables, apply regression, or multiple regression.
How to do hypothesis testing if the analysis is based on mixed Methodology?
We this is a very broad question. You need to narrow down to tools and techniques related to fulfill your objectives by identifying variables in ur study. Best of luck and happy researching.
Plz link the t test video