Quantitative Methods and Analysis

Unit 2 IP Quantitative Methods and Analysis

The database include Descriptive Statistics (Mean, Median, Mode, Standard Deviation and Variance).

1. Distribution by Gender?

The distribution of people in accordance with the gender is given below:

Males

=

19

=

38 %

50

Females

=

31

=

62 %

50

2. Distribution of the tenure with the company by gender?

The distribution of the tenure with the company by gender is given below:

Males

=

6

=

32 %

male employee that have been associated with the corporation

19

for not more than two years

Males

=

11

=

58 %

male employee that have been associated with the corporation

19

from two to five years

Males

=

2

=

11 %

the male employee that have been associated with the

19

corporation for more than five years

Females

=

18

=

58 %

female employee that have been associated with the corporation

31

for not more than two years

Females

=

13

=

42 %

the female employee that have been associated with the

31

corporation from two to five years

Females

=

0

=

0 %

female employee that have been with associated the corporation

31

for more than five years

3. Percentage of the respondents of survey is in each department?

33 out of 50 that is, 66 % of the survey respondents are in the Department of Information Technology. Moreover, 16 out of 50 that is, 32 % of the survey respondents are in the Department of Human Resources. In addition to this, 1 out of 50 that is, 2 % of the respondents are in Administration Department.

4. Sample Mean values for the extrinsic in accordance with gender?

For this case, five males and also the five females were selected to find out this. The results show that the extrinsic job satisfaction on a scale of 1 to 7 was equal to the 5.4 for the females and 5.58 for males.

5. Probability that the age of the respondent will be aged between 16 to 21 years?

Probability that the age of the respondent will be aged between 16 to 21 years is given below:

8 out of 50 that is 16 percent chance.

6. Probability that the overall job satisfaction of the respondent is 5.2 or lower?

Probability that the overall job satisfaction of the respondent is 5.2 or lower is given below:

5.2 or lower is 20 out of 50 that is 40 percent chance.

7. Probability that the respondent will be female in the department of human resources?

Probability that the respondent will be female in the department of human resources is given below:

11 out of 16 that is 68.75 percent chance.

8. Probability that the respondent will be salaried employee whose intrinsic satisfaction value is 5 or more?

Probability that the respondent will be salaried employee whose intrinsic satisfaction value is 5 or more is given below:

9 out of 10 that is 90 percent chance.

References

Berenson, M. Levine, D. Krehbiel, T. (2002), Basic Business Statistics: Concepts and Applications, 8th Edition. Prentice Hall International, pp. 66-74

Cohen, J. Cohen, P. (1983), Applied Multiple Regression/Correlation Analysis for the Behavioral Sciences (2nd edition), Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, pp. 44-52

Ware, M. Brewer, C. (1999), Handbook for Teaching Statistics and Research Methods; Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, pp. 65-71.

Unit 2 DB Quantitative Methods and Analysis

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