Professor Yema conducted a research to determine factors that influence environmental attitude. Table 1 below is a matrix of Pearson’s r correlation coefficients for the following variables used in the study: Environmental attitude (En), level of education (Le), and income (In).   Table 1: Factors that influence environmental attitude ____________________________________________________________________   Variable                                     En                            Le                                In                                   ____________________________________________________________________   Environmental attitude (En)     1.0                                Level of education (Le)            0.6**                        1.0                   Income (In)                              –0.3*                          0.9***                         1.0                   ____________________________________________________________________ ***Correlation is significant at .001 level; **correlation is significant at the .01 level (2-tailed); *correlation is significant at the .05 level (2-tailed) ***p<.001, *p<.05, **p<.01   Based on Table 1, formulate directional hypotheses showing the relationships between the following variables: Environmental attitude and level of education. Environmental attitude and income.  Determine the extent to which variability in environmental attitude is explained by income.  Determine the variance not explained between environmental attitude and income. Explain its significance. .

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Professor Yema conducted a research to determine factors that influence environmental attitude. Table 1 below is a matrix of Pearson’s r correlation coefficients for the following variables used in the study: Environmental attitude (En), level of education (Le), and income (In).

 

Table 1: Factors that influence environmental attitude

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Variable                                     En                            Le                                In                                  

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Environmental attitude (En)     1.0                             

 

Level of education (Le)            0.6**                        1.0                

 

Income (In)                              –0.3*                          0.9***                         1.0                

 

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***Correlation is significant at .001 level; **correlation is significant at the .01 level (2-tailed); *correlation is significant at the .05 level (2-tailed)

***p<.001, *p<.05, **p<.01

 

  1. Based on Table 1, formulate directional hypotheses showing the relationships between the following variables:
  1. Environmental attitude and level of education.
  2. Environmental attitude and income. 
  1. Determine the extent to which variability in environmental attitude is explained by income. 
  2. Determine the variance not explained between environmental attitude and income. Explain its significance. . 
  3. Outline a multivariate relationship between environmental attitude, level of education and income. 
  4. Consider the following regression equation and other details:

 

y = 7.3 + 2.3x1 + 4.1x2 – 1.4x3    R2 = .78   F= 21.43, p<.01

where y = environmental attitude, x1 = level of education, x2 = income,

and x3 = trust in government.

How much of the variance in y (environmental attitude) is explained by x1, x2 and x3 ?

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  1. Which of the three independent variables exhibits the largest effect on y
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