Coordinates of the space, finally, can be used as dependent variables in conventional multivariate analyses, to study the determinants of individual variation in value orientation.doi:10.1016/0049-089X(78)90001-7Ronald C KesslerElsevier Inc.Social Science Research...
Care of Elderly:- A research has depicted that in the year 2050 there would be three times more people over the age of 85 than there are today. There would be serious issues regarding lack of staff members in nursing home. This led to the need of assistant robots. The first assistive r...
Explain the role of a theoretical lens in qualitative research and provide examples. Qualitative or Quantitative: Births What level of measurement is this category? What kind of variables is normally distributed? Provide an example of a data set that would be in the binomial setting. ...
In fact, the conceptual framework is a representation of a problem statement or research question. It also looks pretty simple. Once the independent and dependent variables have been determined, a conceptual framework can be started: Frameworks– The dependent and independent variables are drawn up ...
When developing a study, researchers must first find a question of interest, carry out initial observations on the topic, and then formulate a hypothesis. This hypothesis will drive the selection of the independent and dependent variables that will form the basis of this research.Three...
18. “Can you walk me through the steps of creating a decision tree?” Whether you work in machine learning, statistics or data mining, decision trees are a useful tool for modeling the relationships between different variables. Like the previous question, this one tests both your knowledge and...
First, the results are strongly dependent on the random pairing of test and control values, and correlations between the different types of food disappear due to the random assignment of controls. Furthermore, one of the assumptions of Hotelling's test is not met, namely that the value of k...
Next, we explain how to interpret the main results of the independent-samples t-test where you will determine whether there is a statistically significant mean difference between your two groups in terms of the dependent variable, as well as a 95% confidence interval (CI) of the mean ...
Internal validity pertains to how well a study has been designed, particularly the research design, operational definitions, measurement of variables, determination of what should be and should not be measured, and other important design decisions and details. The internal validity of the systematic re...
The theory stems from the concept that real interest rates are independent of other monetary variables, such as changes in a nation's monetary policy, and provide a better indication of the health of a particular currency within a global market. The IFE provides for the assumption that countries...