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Please use the attached SPSS outputs (2 cross tab tables--one has the row percen

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Question

Please use the attached SPSS outputs (2 cross tab tables--one has the row percentage and the other one has the column percentage--and 1 linear regression table), interpret the results of each table. Please include at least one reference.

Diabetes * Do you exercise regularly? Crosstabulation

          Do you exercise regularly?

Total

Yes

No

Diabetes   Yes                 Count

                                          % within Diabetes

37

11.5%

284

88.5%

321

100%

                   No                  Count

                                          % within Diabetes

125

92.6%

10

7.4%

135

100%

Total                                 Count

                             % within Diabetes

162

35.5.5%

294

64.5%

456

100%

Diabetes * Do you exercise regularly? Crosstabulation

          Do you exercise regularly?

Total

Yes

No

Diabetes   Yes                 Count

                                          % within Diabetes

37

22.8%

284

96.6%

321

70.4%

                   No                  Count

                                          % within Diabetes

125

77.2%

10

3.4%

135

29.6%

Total                                 Count

                             % within Diabetes

162

100%

294

100%

456

100%

Coefficientsa

Model

Unstandardized Coefficients

Standardized Coefficients

     t

    Sig.

     B

Std. Error

   Beta

1             (Constant)

               BMI

               Weight

               Age

     18.131

     1.265

    1.308

     .164

6.346

.044

.050

.056

   1.472

   1.522

   .251

    2.857

    5.965

    6.163

    2.953

   .006

   .000

   .000

   .005

Dependent Variable: The Amount of total Cholesterol

          Do you exercise regularly?

Total

Yes

No

Diabetes   Yes                 Count

                                          % within Diabetes

37

11.5%

284

88.5%

321

100%

                   No                  Count

                                          % within Diabetes

125

92.6%

10

7.4%

135

100%

Total                                 Count

                             % within Diabetes

162

35.5.5%

294

64.5%

456

100%

Explanation / Answer

Sol:

Diabetes * Do you exercise regularly? Crosstabulation

Perform chi sq test

Null hypothesis:

H0:Dianbetes and exercise regularly are independeny

Alternative Hypothesis:

H1:diabetes and exercise regularly are dependent

ALPHA=0.05

The chi-square statistic is 272.6591. The p-value is . This result is significant at p < .05

Reject Null hypothesis

Accept Alternative Hypothesis

There is significant evidence at 5% level of sigmificance to conclude that

Exercise and diabetes are dependent

SOlution2:

regression equation i s

Dependent Variable: The Amount of total Cholesterol

: The Amount of total Cholesterol =18.131+1.265(BMI)+1.308(WEIGHT)+0.164(AGE)

as all varoable p values are <0.05

BMI,WEIGHT,AGE ARE SIGNIFCANT VARKABLES CAN BE INCLUDED IN REGRESSION

Y intercept=18.131

slope values are 1.265,1.308 and 0.164

O E 0-E (O-E)^2 (O-E)^2/E 37 114.04 -77.04 5935.162 52.0445598 284 206.96 77.04 5935.162 28.67781987 125 47.96 77.04 5935.162 123.7523269 10 87.04 -77.04 5935.162 68.18889706 CHISQ TEST STATISTIC 272.6636037