MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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ISBN: 9781119256830
Author: Amos Gilat
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
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The image contains two contingency tables related to job satisfaction and longevity, with separate data for "A. High School" and "B. College" levels of education. The tables are used to analyze the relationship between job satisfaction (X) and longevity (Y) at different levels of education (Z). ### Contingency Tables: #### A. High School - **Longevity (Y): Low** - Job Satisfaction (X): Low = 25 - Job Satisfaction (X): High = 9 - Totals = 34 - **Longevity (Y): High** - Job Satisfaction (X): Low = 28 - Job Satisfaction (X): High = 31 - Totals = 59 - **Overall Totals** - Low = 53 - High = 40 - Total = 93 - **Gamma** - Value: \( + 0.5093 \) #### B. College - **Longevity (Y): Low** - Job Satisfaction (X): Low = 20 - Job Satisfaction (X): High = 21 - Totals = 41 - **Longevity (Y): High** - Job Satisfaction (X): Low = 16 - Job Satisfaction (X): High = 72 - Totals = 88 - **Overall Totals** - Low = 36 - High = 93 - Total = 129 - **Gamma** - Value: \( + 0.6216 \) ### Analysis: - Compared to the bivariate table, the partial tables illustrate a **selectable** relationship between X and Y. This is evidence of a **selectable** relationship between the variables and suggests whether to **selectable** the variable Z (level of education) during further analysis. - Since you've identified a **selectable** relationship between X and Y, you can proceed to calculate the partial gamma \( G_{p.} \). Follow and complete the steps provided for this calculation.
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Transcribed Image Text:The image contains two contingency tables related to job satisfaction and longevity, with separate data for "A. High School" and "B. College" levels of education. The tables are used to analyze the relationship between job satisfaction (X) and longevity (Y) at different levels of education (Z). ### Contingency Tables: #### A. High School - **Longevity (Y): Low** - Job Satisfaction (X): Low = 25 - Job Satisfaction (X): High = 9 - Totals = 34 - **Longevity (Y): High** - Job Satisfaction (X): Low = 28 - Job Satisfaction (X): High = 31 - Totals = 59 - **Overall Totals** - Low = 53 - High = 40 - Total = 93 - **Gamma** - Value: \( + 0.5093 \) #### B. College - **Longevity (Y): Low** - Job Satisfaction (X): Low = 20 - Job Satisfaction (X): High = 21 - Totals = 41 - **Longevity (Y): High** - Job Satisfaction (X): Low = 16 - Job Satisfaction (X): High = 72 - Totals = 88 - **Overall Totals** - Low = 36 - High = 93 - Total = 129 - **Gamma** - Value: \( + 0.6216 \) ### Analysis: - Compared to the bivariate table, the partial tables illustrate a **selectable** relationship between X and Y. This is evidence of a **selectable** relationship between the variables and suggests whether to **selectable** the variable Z (level of education) during further analysis. - Since you've identified a **selectable** relationship between X and Y, you can proceed to calculate the partial gamma \( G_{p.} \). Follow and complete the steps provided for this calculation.
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