MATH 533 Course Project Part A,B,C - Man and Women Givers and Receivers
center23002311409410012100 -1241781670756Keller University applied mNgerialstatistics Math 533 ProfessorRussell Robersonpresented ByJuan Carlos UrbanoDateCourse project A,b,cWeek 7 00Keller University applied mNgerialstatistics Math 533 ProfessorRussell Robersonpresented ByJuan Carlos UrbanoDateCourse project A,b,cWeek 7 MATH 533: Applied Managerial Statistics Course Project –Part A Introduction: This project contains data relevant to a study for man and women Givers and receivers, and their level of appreciation, for which stipulates the 1 being the greatest level, and 7 the Lowes level, to find the level of appreciation we need to add Appreciation + great fullness and divide it by two or fined the average. We have given a data set for which we have to annualize different values to for which I have selected as follow: Male and female givers Male and female receivers male givers Male receivers Female gives Female receivers Level of appreciation. It’s very interesting to discover how the magic of statistics can provide, manipulate, and sculpt data, to persuade the audience to acknowledge some important values at the time of formulating a hypnosis, and different points of view as a contrast between data collected, and our creativity to present values that can be tailored for statistics purpose and the perception from audience, in this case; male and female levels of appreciation. Besides this was a fun project, also was very educative and challenging, due to different points of view at the type of analyzing the variables. First, we have collected a data of 237 participants, where 148 where Females, and 89 males. We also have divided them between gives, and receivers, and level of appreciation, the point here is t find what are most likely the patterns, the continuity, and the tendency for male or female to give or receive, and how appreciative and grateful are they toward the present versus the price of the gift. Average =124.590717 Median = 93 Stdev p = 114.643297 I have used standard deviation for populations since there is not set number for sample, and where the sample is based in what population, so I have generalized as population. Individual variables. Male and female givers In this part of the independent variable I am just planning to provide the data, because in the fallowing pages I will be explaining why I broke down between male and female separately. Even though I am presenting statistic values it will be necessary to separate within male and female due to various concerns regarding to the results, in fact this gender differentiation must be maintained due to expecting results for both parties. Mean107.5038168 Standard Error8.199103212 Median80 Mode104 Standard Deviation93.84302556 Sample Variance8806.513447 Kurtosis1.032330209 Skewness1.27486594 Range429 Minimum2 Maximum431 Sum14083 Count131 Male and female receivers Mean145.7894737 Standard Error14.17827538 Median106 Mode187 Standard Deviation138.1927343 Sample Variance19097.2318 Kurtosis1.302443601 Skewness1.345486479 Range547 Minimum1 Maximum548 Sum13850 Count95 Male givers. Mean88.42307692 Standard Error12.42735592 Median60 Mode44 Standard Deviation89.61493795 Sample Variance8030.837104 Kurtosis2.276339133 Skewness1.671026536 Range372 Minimum2 Maximum374 Sum4598 Count52 In this chard we can analyze that between about. 37 males give presents from, $2.00 dollars to $83.00 dollars 10 males from $83.00 – 164.00 4 males from $164- 245 8 males from $245 -407 Males receivers Mean136.7058824 Standard Error19.85322836 Median126.5 Mode136 Standard Deviation115.7632195 Sample Variance13401.12299 Kurtosis0.608902302 Skewness0.942312293 Range 460 Minimum2 Maximum462 Sum4648 Count34 1this graph shows that the number of male receivers in contrast with the price of the presents have less count than male givers, therefore the chart states that; About 17 males receive a present between $2.00 –122 dollars. About 12 males receive a present between $122 – 242 dollars. About 04 males receive a present between $242 – 362 dollars. About 02 males receive a present between $362 – 482 dollars. In this case we can say that the number of male receivers is lower to the number of male givers, consequently the frequency for receiver between $2.00 – 122 is greater than those who give presents between $83 – 164 bringing the frequency down to 1/3 so this male me assume that males have more tendency to give cheaper gifts than women., then we can say that we are more stingy to a point.so let’s see how Females behave at the time to give or receive. Female giver Mean123.4078947 Standard Error10.92886373 Median102.5 Mode104 Standard Deviation95.27562509 Sample Variance9077.444737 Kurtosis0.67088805 Skewness1.079868649 Range426
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