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Tutorial 8 SPSSExercise

The document outlines a series of tutorials (8-12) focused on analyzing attitudes and intentions towards retirement planning using SPSS and a provided sample dataset. It includes exercises on reliability testing, hypothesis testing using t-tests and ANOVA, Pearson correlation, and multiple regression analysis. The tutorials aim to assess the influence of gender and ethnicity on retirement planning attitudes and intentions, as well as the relationships between various factors affecting retirement planning.

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Tutorial 8 SPSSExercise

The document outlines a series of tutorials (8-12) focused on analyzing attitudes and intentions towards retirement planning using SPSS and a provided sample dataset. It includes exercises on reliability testing, hypothesis testing using t-tests and ANOVA, Pearson correlation, and multiple regression analysis. The tutorials aim to assess the influence of gender and ethnicity on retirement planning attitudes and intentions, as well as the relationships between various factors affecting retirement planning.

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Tutorial 8 -12

Note: The exercises from Tutorial 8 to 12 will use the sample data that has been provided.
Bring the SPSS guideline for reference.

The exercise is based on the following framework.

Attitude towards
retirement

Subjective norm Intention to plan


towards retirement for retirement
planning

Perceived
behavioural control
towards retirement
planning
The data is based on the following questionnaire:

1. Gender – i) Male, ii) Female


2. Ethnicity – i) Malay, ii) Chinese, iii) Indian

Scale: 1 – Strongly disagree, 2 – Disagree, 3 – Somewhat disagree, 4 – Somewhat agree, 5 –


Agree, 6 – Strongly agree

Intention towards retirement planning


1. I intend to engage in retirement planning
2. I intend to embed retirement planning for a better retirement life
3. I intend to commit my income to my retirement planning
4. I intend to engage in retirement planning in next three months
5. I plan to set aside part of my money for retirement planning

Attitude towards retirement


1. Retirement planning is a wise idea
2. It is good to engage in retirement planning
3. I personally like the idea of retirement planning

Subjective norm towards retirement planning


1. People who are important to me think that I should engage with retirement planning
2. Most people who are important to me believe that retirement planning is essential
3. People important to me would think that engage with retirement would be a wise idea
4. My family members think that engage in retirement planning would be a wise idea

Perceived behavioural control towards retirement planning


1. Engaging in retirement planning is extremely difficult
2. I have the knowledge and the ability to do the retirement planning
3. I can control over my retirement planning
Tutorial 9

You may refer to the notes for guidelines.


Using the sample dataset and the guidelines provided, do the following,
• Reliability using Cronbach’s Alpha –
Calculate the Cronbach’s Alpha for each of the independent and dependent variable.

• Compute Variable

• Frequency and Mean Analysis-


Calculate the frequency for the demographic variables.
Calculate the mean and standard deviation for each of the independent and dependent
variable.

Note : Save the file with the mean value of the variables, the next few exercises
will require them.

Tutorial 10

Note: In the previous exercise you would have computed the mean for each
variable. The following exercise will be using the mean value in testing the
hypotheses.

You may refer to the notes for guidelines.


Using the sample dataset and the guidelines provided, do the following.
Test for differences- Independent t-test
Test the following hypothesis and interpret the findings:

H1: There is a significant difference in intention towards retirement planning with respect to
gender.

H2: There is a significant difference in attitude towards retirement with respect to gender.

H3: There is a significant difference in subjective norm towards retirement planning with
respect to gender.

H4: There is a significant difference in perceived behavioural control towards retirement


planning with respect to gender.

Test for differences- One-way ANOVA


Test the following hypothesis and interpret the findings
H5: There is a significant difference in intention towards retirement planning with respect to
ethnicity.

H6: There is a significant difference in attitude towards retirement with respect to ethnicity.

H7: There is a significant difference in subjective norm towards retirement planning with
respect to ethnicity.

H8: There is a significant difference in perceived behavioural control towards retirement


planning with respect to ethnicity.

Tutorial 11

You may refer to the notes for guidelines.


Using the sample dataset and the guidelines provided, do the following,

Pearson Correlation

Test the following hypothesis and interpret the findings


H9: There is a significant relationship between attitude towards retirement and intention
towards retirement planning.

H10: There is a significant relationship between subjective norm towards retirement planning
and intention towards retirement planning.

H11: There is a significant relationship between perceived behavioural control and intention
towards retirement planning.

Multiple regression

Test the following hypothesis and interpret the findings


H12: Attitude towards retirement, subjective norm towards retirement planning and
perceived behavioural control towards retirement planning have significant impact on
intention towards retirement planning.

Tutorial 12

Review what have been done so far from Tutorial 8-11

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