8. A study was conducted to determine the relationship between employee job satisfaction and job performance. The result of the regression analysis produced the model below: Job Performance (y) = 0.18+0.95 Job Satisfaction (x) Which of the following statements is true about the equation? a. Job performance is independent of job satisfaction; such that, for every 1 unit change in Job Satisfaction, there is a 0.95 unit change in job performance. b. Job satisfaction is independent of job performance; such that, for every 1 unit change in Job performance, there is a 0.95 unit change in job satisfaction. C. Job performance is dependent on job satisfaction; such that, for every 1 unit change in job satisfaction, there is a 0.95 unit change in job performance. d. Job satisfaction is dependent on job performance; such that, for every 1 uni change in job satisfaction, there is a 0.95 unit change in job performance. e. Job satisfaction is not related to job performance.

8. A study was conducted to determine the relationship between employee job satisfaction and job performance. The result of the regression analysis produced the model below: Job Performance (y) = 0.18+0.95 Job Satisfaction (x) Which of the following statements is true about the equation? a. Job performance is independent of job satisfaction; such that, for every 1 unit change in Job Satisfaction, there is a 0.95 unit change in job performance. b. Job satisfaction is independent of job performance; such that, for every 1 unit change in Job performance, there is a 0.95 unit change in job satisfaction. C. Job performance is dependent on job satisfaction; such that, for every 1 unit change in job satisfaction, there is a 0.95 unit change in job performance. d. Job satisfaction is dependent on job performance; such that, for every 1 uni change in job satisfaction, there is a 0.95 unit change in job performance. e. Job satisfaction is not related to job performance.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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