Quantitative Methods In Finnace

The present assignment is based on ECON1095  the question and answers of quantitative methods. QUESTION A Descriptive statistics for salary

ECON1095 Quantitative Methods In Finance

RMIT University

Statistic

This article presents the findings of three correlational studies. The first study examines the association between emotional creativity and openness to experience. The second study investigates the impact of gender differences on liability. The third study compares liability levels according to gender. The article provides details on the variables, hypotheses, descriptive statistics, correlations, and t-tests conducted in each study.

Polytechnic University of the Philippines

Correlational Studies on Personality Traits and Gender Differences in Liability

This article discusses various statistical tests such as paired samples t-test, chi-square test of independence, and descriptive statistics. It provides examples and explains how to interpret the results of these tests. The subject matter includes the influence of cannabinoids on human sweetness perception and the difference in mean and median between two groups. The course code, course name, and college/university are not mentioned.

Paired Samples T-Test and Descriptive Statistics

Dissertation

This document provides a brief report on confirmatory and exploratory analysis in statistics. It includes descriptive statistics, correlation test results, scatter plot, independent t-test results, and a discussion on the implications of statistical significance on the replication crisis in psychology.

Statistics: Confirmatory and Exploratory Analysis

This document provides findings, analysis, and conclusion on the topic of mindfulness. It includes a discussion on the results obtained from a study and their interpretation. The document also explores the relationship between mindfulness and various factors such as socio-economic status and personality traits.

Statistics and Probability

Mindfulness: Findings, Analysis, and Conclusion

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ECON1095 Quantitative Methods In Finance