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Data Analysis - Univariate

Data Analysis - Univariate

Data Analysis

Statistics

 

 

Is your child allowed to watch children's television networks?

How many hours, per day, is your child allowed to watch television?

Is your child allowed to watch children's television networks?

How many hours, per day, is your child allowed to watch television?

N

Valid

4

4

7

7

Missing

14

14

11

11

Mean

1

1.5

1

1.7143

Std. Error of Mean

0

0.28868

0

0.18443

Median

1

1.5

1

2

Mode

1

1.00a

1

2

Std. Deviation

0

0.57735

0

0.48795

Minimum

1

1

1

1

Maximum

1

2

1

2

a. Multiple modes exist. The smallest value is shown

Statistics

 

 

What is the age of your child/children?

What is your relationship to your child?

What type of toys do you typically purchase for your child?

Where do you typically see advertisements for children's toys?

N

Valid

11

7

18

12

Missing

7

11

0

6

Mean

4

1.5714

2.7778

3.5

Std. Error of Mean

0.35675

0.29738

0.32895

0.60927

Median

4

1

3

4.5

Mode

3.00a

1

1.00a

1.00a

Std. Deviation

1.18322

0.7868

1.3956

2.11058

Minimum

2

1

1

1

Maximum

6

3

5

6

a. Multiple modes exist. The smallest value is shown

The result of the above table is showing the mean, median and mode of all the variables that are used in analyzing the data. The most important values of the above table that is means and the standard deviation of the variables which are imperative to study as these values are showing how much the data which is gathered from the participants is accurate.

From the above tables and the frequency tables (see Appendix), the responses of the participants are shown. In the first question that is “Is your child allowed to watch children's television networks?”, from the graph, it is found that all the parents allow their children to watch television which is reflected through the mean value; moreover, the standard deviation is also showing the no deviations in the responses of the participants.

Another question that is asked shows that most of the parents allow their child to watch television for 1 to 4 hours and the mean value is 1.5; moreover, none of the parents allow watching more than 4 hours and the standard deviation is showing the deviations in the responses of the participants by 0.57735. Moreover, the children are allowed the watch children networks because it is important to make them relax as they possibly get exhausted from studies.

Another question that is asked is “What is the age of your child/children?”, it is found that the mean age is 4 with the standard error of mean is 0.35675, median is also 4, mode is 3 and the standard deviation is 1.18322 which shows the deviation in the age group of the children.

It is found that the most of the mother are the respondent of the study, with the mean value of 1.5714 with the standard error of mean is 0.29738 and the standard deviation ...