Can you help me with this question please? I feel like my null and alternative hypothesis...
Can you help me with this question please? I feel like my null and alternative hypothesis is incorrect
Research Objective 9: Test whether students think inconvenient operation hour or inconvenient location is more important regarding the reasons that prevent them from using the library.
Survey items:
- Distribute a 100 point among these eight reasons below
based on how important you think they are to you (0= Not Important
At All;100= Extremely Important)
- Operation hours do not fit my schedule
- The location is inconvenient for me
Analysis result:
|
Paired Samples Statistics |
|||||
|
Mean |
N |
Std. Deviation |
Std. Error Mean |
||
|
Pair |
Operation hours do not fit my schedule. |
5.4269 |
684 |
14.17003 |
.54180 |
|
The location is inconvenient for me. |
6.6447 |
684 |
10.11266 |
.34843 |
|
|
Paired Samples Correlations |
||||
|
N |
Correlation |
Sig. |
||
|
Pair |
Operation hours do not fit my schedule. - The location is inconvenient for me. |
684 |
-.057 |
.136 |
|
Paired Samples Test |
|||||||||
|
Paired Differences |
|||||||||
|
Mean |
Std. Deviation |
Std. Error Mean |
95% Confidence Interval of the Difference |
||||||
|
Lower |
Upper |
t |
df |
Sig (2-tailed) |
|||||
|
Pair |
Operation hours do not fit my schedule. - The location is inconvenient for me. |
-1.282 |
17.27855 |
1.66066 |
-2.88499 |
.47934 |
-.525 |
683 |
.502 |
[Task]
- State the null and alternative hypotheses.
Ho: Operation hours = Location (There is no difference in whether students think inconvenient operation hour or inconvenient location is more important regarding the reasons that prevent them from using the Library).
HA: Operation hours ≠ Location (There is a difference in whether students think inconvenient operation hour or inconvenient location is more important regarding the reasons that prevent them from using the Library).
- Interpret the analysis result in both the statistics and
marketing language
- Statistics conclusion
P 0.502 > 0.05, Therefore we do not reject the null hypothesis
Homework Answers
Objective->To test whether the students think inconvenient operation hours or location is more important regarding the reason that prevents them from using the library.
We need to check which of the above(operation hours vs location) is more important. Hence, we need to initially assume both are equally important and then reject accordingly if anyone isnt
H0:Operation Hours=Location
Ha:Operation Hours ≠ Location
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