1. Analysis with benefits as independent and Intrinsic job satisfaction as dependent variable.
Model Summary
Model
R
R Square
Adjusted R Square
Std. Error of the Estimate
1
.126a
.016
-.005
.43468
Coefficients
Model
Unstd. Coefficients
Std Coefficients
t
Significance.
B
Standard. Error
Beta
1
(Constant)
5.112
.213
23.963
.000
Benefits
.037
.042
.126
.883
.382
a. Dependent Variable: Intrinsic
From the above statistical evaluation we concluded as follow:
Intrinsic = 5.112 + 0.037 benefits
So, we can say that an increase in benefit by a unit will increase our intrinsic value by 0.037 units. For intercept, even if the benefit value is zero and all other factors are kept constant, even then the intrinsic value will be 5.112.
From this graph, we can say that the intrinsic satisfaction will increase with the increase ...