SPSS Assignment- Research Study

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ABSTRACTThe research study aims at investigating the impact of functional and dysfunctional impulsivity on theoverall decision-making strength of the people. For this, an experiment had been carried out in which, participantshad to open a box and decides which colour has majority. As per the research findings, it is found that number ofboxes opened has a significant association with the number of correct judgements being made. Moreover, theresearch results do not reveal strong relationship between functional and dysfunctional impulsivity. There is nosignificant impact discovered of functional impulsivity on the correctness of the judgements in the ICT performedunder both FW and DW conditions. However, in case of dysfunctional impulsivity, it showed significant impact ondecision correctness in FW whereas it is not so with DW condition.

TABLE OF CONTENTSABSTRACT.....................................................................................................................................2RESULTS........................................................................................................................................1DISCUSSION..................................................................................................................................4REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5APPENDIX......................................................................................................................................6TABLE OF FIGURES Table 1 Group characteristics..........................................................................................................6Table 2 Frequency table for age group............................................................................................6Table 3 Frequency table for gender.................................................................................................6Table 4 Number of items, range, average, standard deviation, internal consistency coefficient and subscaleintercorrelation.................................................................................................................................7Table 5 Reliability Statistics............................................................................................................7Table 6 Inter-Item Correlation Matrix.............................................................................................7Table 7 Mean and standard deviation measures of FI and DI new.................................................8Table 8 Reliability Statistics............................................................................................................8Table 9 Inter-Item Correlation Matrix.............................................................................................8Table 10 Mean and standard deviation measures of fixed win and decreasing wins......................8Table 11 One-Way Anova...............................................................................................................9Table 12 Model Summary...............................................................................................................9Table 13 ANOVA............................................................................................................................9Table 14 Regression coefficient......................................................................................................9Table 15 Model Summary...............................................................................................................9Table 16 ANOVA results..............................................................................................................10Table 17 Coefficients.....................................................................................................................10able 18 Model Summary................................................................................................................10Table 19 ANOVA results..............................................................................................................10Table 20 Coefficient......................................................................................................................10Table 21 Model Summary.............................................................................................................11Table 22 ANOVA results..............................................................................................................11Table 23 Coefficients.....................................................................................................................11Table 24 Correlation under FW condition.....................................................................................11Table 25Correlation under DW condition.....................................................................................12

RESULTSDescriptive statisticsDescriptive statistics is used to know basic or general characteristics of the series including centraltendency and dispersion measures. Appendix 1The findings shows that age group series reported (M = 0.40, SD = 0.491) and Gender shows (M = 0.24,SD = 0.429) respectively. Appendix 2The results indicate that out of total 170 participants, most of them belongs to low age group (F = 102, 60%) however rest (F = 68, 40%) belongs to high age group. Appendix 3 The results represents that out of 170 participants, maximum of them are of female category (F=129,75.9%) whereas only (F = 41, 24.1%) are male candidates.Cronbach alphaCronbach alpha measures internal consistency among two series and shows that how closely these arerelated to each other. Appendix 4From the result, it is visualized that both the functional and dysfunctional impulsivity has a (M = 1.00, SD= 0.843) and (M = 1.00, SD = 0.836) respectively. The reliability statistics results stated that Cronbach alpha forthese scale is found (a = -0.479) indicates negative covariance and also do not found the internal consistency good.However, correlation between both these impulsivity is found negative (r = -.193). It shows that both the scaleseems independent because their relationship does not show strong relationship as the value of correlationcoefficient falls below 0.25. Appendix 5The results represent that FI and DI new reported (M = 29.63, SD = 5.69) and (M = 28.61, SD = 4.52)respectively. Cronbach alpha found to -0521 that interpret that internal consistency does not seem effective.

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