Correlation and Significance
Correlation and Significance
The researchers are seeking to ascertain whether there is an association between two
The type of correlation used is bivariate correlation which is computed using Pearson
Correlation. This gives the strength of relationships between variables. The value of
the coefficient lies between -1 and +1 (Chetty, 2015). This type of correlation is also a
(Schober, Boer, & Schwarte, 2018). According to the SPSS output, the correlation
coefficient are equal 0.463. In interpreting this value, the table below is used to
Table 1
coefficient
Using the table, it is shown that the r value is between 0.40 and 0.69. This indicates a
moderate positive and substantial relationship between gender and customer service
delivery with males having a higher mean of 51.60 than females of 48.52. The
correlation is not high and thus there is not a marked relationship between gender
0.01 level which indicates that the researcher can be 99% confident that r did not
understand why males score slightly higher in customer service than females at this
company.
References
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