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    This document contains descriptive statistics, correlations, reliability statistics, and regression results for three variables: PER, PBV, and RTN. It finds a significant positive correlation between PER and PBV, but not between the other variables. Regression analysis shows that PER and PBV are poor predictors of RTN, explaining less than 1% of its variance. One case has a very high standardized residual value.

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    This document contains descriptive statistics, correlations, reliability statistics, and regression results for three variables: PER, PBV, and RTN. It finds a significant positive correlation between PER and PBV, but not between the other variables. Regression analysis shows that PER and PBV are poor predictors of RTN, explaining less than 1% of its variance. One case has a very high standardized residual value.

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    Descriptive Statistics

    N Minimum Maximum Mean Std. Deviation

    PER 68 2.37 194.61 22.8144 27.07873

    PBV 68 .50 46.63 6.7331 10.05599

    RTN 68 -51.00 238.00 34.5735 53.54816

    Valid N (listwise) 68

    Correlations

    Correlations

    PER PBV RTN

    PER Pearson Correlation 1 .341** .020

    Sig. (2-tailed) .004 .870

    N 68 68 68

    PBV Pearson Correlation .341** 1 .054

    Sig. (2-tailed) .004 .660

    N 68 68 68

    RTN Pearson Correlation .020 .054 1

    Sig. (2-tailed) .870 .660

    N 68 68 68

    **. Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).

    Reliability

    Scale: ALL VARIABLES

    Case Processing Summary

    N %

    Cases Valid 68 100.0

    Excludeda 0 .0

    Total 68 100.0

    a. Listwise deletion based on all variables in the


    procedure.
    Reliability Statistics

    Cronbach's
    Alpha N of Items

    .113 3

    Regression

    Variables Entered/Removedb

    Variables Variables
    Model Entered Removed Method

    1 PBV, PERa . Enter

    a. All requested variables entered.

    b. Dependent Variable: RTN

    Model Summary

    Adjusted R Std. Error of the


    Model R R Square Square Estimate

    1 .054a .003 -.028 54.28536

    a. Predictors: (Constant), PBV, PER

    ANOVAb

    Model Sum of Squares df Mean Square F Sig.

    1 Regression 567.676 2 283.838 .096 .908a

    Residual 191548.517 65 2946.900

    Total 192116.192 67

    a. Predictors: (Constant), PBV, PER

    b. Dependent Variable: RTN

    Coefficientsa

    Standardized
    Unstandardized Coefficients Coefficients

    Model B Std. Error Beta t Sig.

    1 (Constant) 32.564 9.046 3.600 .001


    PER .004 .261 .002 .014 .989

    PBV .286 .702 .054 .408 .685

    a. Dependent Variable: RTN

    Regression

    Variables Entered/Removedb

    Variables Variables
    Model Entered Removed Method

    1 PBV, PERa . Enter

    a. All requested variables entered.

    b. Dependent Variable: RTN

    Model Summaryb

    Adjusted R Std. Error of the


    Model R R Square Square Estimate Durbin-Watson

    1 .054a .003 -.028 54.28536 1.737

    a. Predictors: (Constant), PBV, PER

    b. Dependent Variable: RTN

    Coefficientsa

    Standardized
    Unstandardized Coefficients Coefficients

    Model B Std. Error Beta t Sig.

    1 (Constant) 32.564 9.046 3.600 .001

    PER .004 .261 .002 .014 .989

    PBV .286 .702 .054 .408 .685

    a. Dependent Variable: RTN

    Residuals Statisticsa

    Minimum Maximum Mean Std. Deviation N

    Predicted Value 32.7217 46.0333 34.5735 2.91080 68

    Residual -8.43967E1 2.03444E2 .00000 53.46899 68


    Std. Predicted Value -.636 3.937 .000 1.000 68

    Std. Residual -1.555 3.748 .000 .985 68

    a. Dependent Variable: RTN

    Regression

    Variables Entered/Removedb

    Variables Variables
    Model Entered Removed Method

    1 PBV, PERa . Enter

    a. All requested variables entered.

    b. Dependent Variable: RTN

    Coefficientsa

    Collinearity Statistics

    Model Tolerance VIF

    1 PER .884 1.132

    PBV .884 1.132

    a. Dependent Variable: RTN

    Collinearity Diagnosticsa

    Variance Proportions
    Dimensi
    Model on Eigenvalue Condition Index (Constant) PER PBV

    1 1 2.190 1.000 .08 .08 .09

    2 .458 2.186 .25 .12 .90

    3 .352 2.495 .67 .80 .01

    a. Dependent Variable: RTN

    Casewise Diagnosticsa

    Case
    Number Std. Residual RTN Predicted Value Residual

    67 3.748 238.00 34.5560 2.03444E2


    Casewise Diagnosticsa

    Case
    Number Std. Residual RTN Predicted Value Residual

    67 3.748 238.00 34.5560 2.03444E2

    a. Dependent Variable: RTN

    Residuals Statisticsa

    Minimum Maximum Mean Std. Deviation N

    Predicted Value 32.7217 46.0333 34.5735 2.91080 68

    Residual -8.43967E1 2.03444E2 .00000 53.46899 68

    Std. Predicted Value -.636 3.937 .000 1.000 68

    Std. Residual -1.555 3.748 .000 .985 68

    a. Dependent Variable: RTN

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