Q1 Purchase Intention Purchase Intention: 1-7 interval scale, 1 means "not want to purchase at all, 4 means neutral, 7 means "want to purchase very much" 3 Historically, consumer's purchase intention...

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    Purchase Intention        Purchase Intention: 1-7 interval scale, 1 means "not want to purchase at all, 4 means neutral, 7 means "
want to purchase very much"
    3        Historically, consumer's purchase intention is known to follow a normal distribution with the mean 3.5
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    3        Question: Is consumer's average puchase intention from this sample considerably higher than the known average?
    5        Level of the test: 5%
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    5        1. Define the null and alternative hypotheses:
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    4        H_0:    mu=3.5
    4        H_a:    mu>3.5
    3        Clearly, from alternative hypothesis. We will use right tailed z test.
    3        2. Use a p-value for normal distribution with known variance to evaluate the hypotheses.
    4        z=    2.470336427        p value    0.0067493018
    2        3. Provide your answer by comparing the p-value with α
    4        Since, p value is less than α, therefore, null hypothesis is rejected. Therefore, there is sufficient evidence that consumer's average purchase intention is higer than 3.5
    4        Note: Be mindful of the distribution and which side of the tail you are interested in (right/left/both ?).
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    3        mean=    4
    5        sd=    1.2801411224
    4        n=    40
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