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Location Vs Math Self Efficacy
Location Vs Math Self Efficacy
Research Question
Hypothesis
H0: The location of school does not affect student’s mathematical efficacy
Analysis Procedure
1. Click Analyze > Compare Means > One-Way ANOVA... on the main menu:
2. Click on variable T1 Scale of student's mathematics Self Efficacy and use the arrow
3. Click on variable T1 School Locale and use the arrow button to move it to the Factor
box.
4. Click the Post-Hoc button and check on the Tukey Option and Press Continue.
ANOVA
T1 Scale of student's mathematics self-efficacy
Multiple Comparisons
Dependent Variable: T1 Scale of student's mathematics self-efficacy
Tukey HSD
(I) T1 School locale (J) T1 School locale Mean Std. Sig. 95% Confidence Interval
(urbanicity) (urbanicity) Difference (I- Error Lower Upper
J) Bound Bound
hypothesis is rejected and we conclude that at least one of the location affects student’s
mathematical efficacy. Turkey post-hoc test is performed on the second table so as to determine
the effect of size. Multiple Comparison table shows the groups which are different from each other.
The preferred test for performing post-hoc test on one way ANOVA is the Turkey post-hoc test.
Based on the table, there is significant difference (P=0.000) mathematics self-efficacy existing
between the groups in the city and town. There is also significance difference (P=0.000) between
the city and rural setting. Significance difference (P=0.000) was also realized between the suburb
and rural areas. No significance difference (P=0.990) was realized between groups that were
studied in the city and those in the suburb as well as those between town and rural areas (P=0.842).
Social Change
The results are important in helping parents and guardians in making decisions where there
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