Modeling of a Conditional Relation This is the modeling of a conditional relation as a straight line between two variables. Y is often dependent on X; hence, regression is used for modeling Y behavior in X, as it was in the prediction, outside of the established data set. Linear Regression in SPSS How...
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If an experiment generates only two results and measures the likelihood of an occurrence happening when a fixed number of experiments are used, a binomial distribution is used. When a discrete likelihood distribution exists, in each case only two mutually excluded outcomes (only two options) exist (Bluman, Allan G). These two...
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The Methodological and Iterative Assessment of Business Analytics The methodological and iterative assessment of the information given by an organization is business analytics that emphasizes the statistical assessment. It is used primarily by companies that are interested in verdicts based on results. It deals primarily with market intelligence and statistical analysis....
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This record offers the research findings of the position of knowledge management system in helping students. The research is based on a sample of 480 college students from a college in Victoria between year 2 and yr 12 of study. The following table represents the descriptive facts for three variables in...
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What kind of advertisements are these (the Seventeen ads) — identification or promise? Who is meant to identify with whom? Or, what exactly is being promised? What message(s) about sex do the Seventeen Magazine photos convey to young girls? What do you say to young boys about sex? According to the...
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In recent years, arguments against the need for secondary school students to learn mathematics, including algebra, have gained traction. Hacker (2012) questions the importance of algebra in high school students' future careers, claiming that it restricts the development of their skills. Algebra, and mathematics in general, according to opponents, is...
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The arts and mathematics have always had a close relationship. Although many people regard the arts and mathematics as distinct fields, there are several ties between them. Art is regarded as a method of expression and admiration for beauty, as well as an emotional connection. The American Mathematical Society's (AMS)...
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H0: β2, β2, β2 =0 H1= β2, β2, β2 ≠ 0 F= 2.45 in Excel, significance threshold = 0.05 We reject the alternative hypothesis since F (2.45)>significant level (0.05) and conclude that there is a relationship between auto rate and age, male percentage, and female %. R2 The excel table results show that R2 =...
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The Time Safari In the “A sound of Thunder,” there is a hunter who goes by the name Eckels and he pays a huge amount of $10,000 to be part of a travel safari. The firm is known as “Time Safari” and features a time machine which is used by hunters...
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Higher education for free always was a subject for debate. The opinion of the US citizens on this issue is ambiguous: approximately one half considers that the government's expenses are already too high when the other half says that education should be affordable for everyone. American society has recently reached...
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Sociologists use three perspectives to study the society. These are symbolic interactionist, functionalist and conflict perspective. The perspectives suggest a platform for explaining how people influence the society and vice versa (Schaefer 13-16). Symbolic interactionist perspective uses face to face interactions and guides sociologists to contemplate symbols and details of...
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Jones and Hobbes on Tattoos and Piercing in the Workplace Jones and Hobbes point out that tattoos and piercing should be accepted in the workplace because they have become more common in the modern world. The authors explain that having a clear communication policy in the workplace is fundamental in fostering...
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