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2) (Nine parts; 30 marks in total) Psychology of waiting in line: A study was co

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2) (Nine parts; 30 marks in total) Psychology of waiting in line: A study was conducted to determine the level of customers' annoyance while waiting in line for service, as affected by affected the number of people ahead of them. Also, the study tried to determine whether the number of people waiting behind them has a psychological effect of reducing the annoyance level. A random sample of 16 people who had already been waited in line for 10 minutes at a certain bank were asked to rate their level of negative feelings (annoyance, anxiety) on a scale of 1 (very low) to 5 (very high). The number of people ahead of them and the number behind them were recorded and an interaction term was calculated. Based on the following partial computer output from multiple linear regression analysis, answer parts (a) -(i) below Model Summar Adjusted R Std. Error of the R Square Square Estimate 947* a. Predictors: (Constant), Interaction, Number_ahead, Number_behind b. Dependent Variable: Annoyance ANOVA Sum of Squares 25.529 2.909 28.438 Model df Mean Square Regression Residual Total a. Dependent Variable: Annoyance b. Predictors: (Constant), Interaction, Number_ahead, Number behind Coefficients Standardized Coefficients Beta Unstandardized Coefficients Std. Error (Constant) Number ahead Number behind Interaction 1.286 275 -.196 003 705 .058 .081 006 093 032 a. Dependent Variable: Annoyance

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ANOVA:

COEFFICIENTS

please note im unable to find standarized beta coefficients.

PLEASE REPOST QUESTION (I). THANK YOU.

MODEL R R SQUARE ADJUSTED R SQUARE STANDARD ERROR OF ESTIMATE 1 0.947 0.8968 0.8775 5.71
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