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    Activity1 STS - FINAL

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    The document contains data on self-esteem, self-efficacy, gender, and civil status for 20 participants. It includes frequency tables that show the sample has an equal number of male and female participants, and most participants are single. Means and standard deviations are reported, with self-efficacy having a higher mean than self-esteem. Bar charts illustrate the gender and civil status distributions, and a histogram shows the distribution of self-esteem scores.

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    The document contains data on self-esteem, self-efficacy, gender, and civil status for 20 participants. It includes frequency tables that show the sample has an equal number of male and female participants, and most participants are single. Means and standard deviations are reported, with self-efficacy having a higher mean than self-esteem. Bar charts illustrate the gender and civil status distributions, and a histogram shows the distribution of self-esteem scores.

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    The document contains data on self-esteem, self-efficacy, gender, and civil status for 20 participants. It includes frequency tables that show the sample has an equal number of male and female participants, and most participants are single. Means and standard deviations are reported, with self-efficacy having a higher mean than self-esteem. Bar charts illustrate the gender and civil status distributions, and a histogram shows the distribution of self-esteem scores.

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    Activity1 STS - FINAL

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    The document contains data on self-esteem, self-efficacy, gender, and civil status for 20 participants. It includes frequency tables that show the sample has an equal number of male and female participants, and most participants are single. Means and standard deviations are reported, with self-efficacy having a higher mean than self-esteem. Bar charts illustrate the gender and civil status distributions, and a histogram shows the distribution of self-esteem scores.

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    REQUIREMENT A:

    SEX CIVIL STATUS SELF-ESTEEM SELF-EFFICACY


    2 1 26 25
    1 1 32 23
    1 1 21 28
    2 1 22 27
    1 2 20 22
    2 1 29 28
    1 1 17 34 SEX   CIVIL STATUS
    1 2 18 28 1= MALE   1 = SINGLE
    2 1 24 24 2= FEMALE   2 = MARRIED
    1 1 22 26
    2 1 25 25
    1 1 21 27
    2 1 23 26
    2 1 22 21
    1 1 21 24
    2 2 20 26
    2 1 24 25
    1 1 25 27
    1 1 25 40
    2 1 24 23
    REQUIREMENT B
    Frequency Table

    Gender
    Valid Cumulative
    Frequency Percent Percent Percent
    Valid Male 10 50.0 50.0 50.0
    Female 10 50.0 50.0 100.0
    Total 20 100.0 100.0

    CivilStatus
    Valid Cumulative
    Frequency Percent Percent Percent
    Valid Single 17 85.0 85.0 85.0
    Married 3 15.0 15.0 100.0
    Total 20 100.0 100.0

    The statistics table shows the sample size for the variables gender and civil status.

    Gender: It is evident from the table that the distribution of respondents according to gender is
    equal. The table indicates that 10 respondents (50%) are male and 10 (50%) are female.
    Civil Status: As is evident from the table above, the single respondents are by far in majority.
    According to the table, 85% of respondents are single while 15% are married. Only 3 out of 20
    respondents are married and 17 are single
    REQUIREMENT C
    Means

    Case Processing Summary


    Cases
    Included Excluded Total
    N Percent N Percent N Percent
    SelfEsteem 20 100.0% 0 0.0% 20 100.0%
    SelfEfficac
    20 100.0% 0 0.0% 20 100.0%
    y

    The Case Processing Summary table presented indicates the number of observations included in
    the analysis, for Self-esteem there is a total number of 20 observations and for Self-efficacy there
    is also a total of 20 observations. The number of observations excluded is 0 for both Self-esteem
    and Self-efficacy. The table also indicated that the 20 participants in Self-esteem and 20
    participants in Self-efficacy were included in the analysis.

    Report
    SelfEfficac
    SelfEsteem y
    Mean 23.0500 26.4500
    Std.
    3.51650 4.23612
    Deviation

    Looking at the Report table above, it presents the mean and standard deviation for Self-esteem
    and Self-efficacy. By examining the mean of the two categories, it appeared that the mean score
    of Self-esteem is 23.0500, which is lower than the mean score of the Self-efficacy which is
    26.4500. On the other hand, the 3.51650 standard deviation of Self-esteem is a bit lower than the
    4.23612 standard deviation of Self-efficacy. Based on the results, the participants believe in their
    own capacity to execute actions, behavior, and performance towards achieving a certain aim.
    Since Self-efficacy resulted to have higher mean and standard deviation than Self-esteem.
    REQUIREMENT D
    Case Processing Summary
    Cases
    Included Excluded Total
    N Percent N Percent N Percent
    SelfEsteem *
    20 100.0% 0 0.0% 20 100.0%
    Gender

    Report
    SelfEsteem
    Std.
    Gender Mean Deviation
    Male 22.2000 4.28952
    Female 23.9000 2.46982
    Total 23.0500 3.51650

    Case Processing Summary


    Cases
    Included Excluded Total
    N Percent N Percent N Percent
    SelfEfficacy *
    20 100.0% 0 0.0% 20 100.0%
    Gender

    Report
    SelfEfficacy
    Std.
    Gender Mean Deviation
    Male 27.9000 5.40473
    Female 25.0000 2.00000
    Total 26.4500 4.23612
    The Case Processing Summary table displays the results of the Frequencies procedure for the
    continuous variables self-esteem and self- efficacy. Mean and standard deviation for self- esteem
    of male is 22.2000 and 4.28952 and 23.9000 and 2.46982 for female, respectively. On the other
    hand, the mean and standard deviation for self- efficacy of male is 27.9000 and 5.40473 and
    25.0000 and 2.00000 for female, respectively.

    The minimum and maximum values indicate the lowest and highest values in the data set,
    and are helpful for ensuring that all the data are within the possible range of values. The
    minimum and maximum values are 17 and 32 for self-esteem and 21 and 40 for self-efficacy
    show that there were no out-of-range values for either variable.
    REQUIREMENT E

    The bar chart illustrates the gender of the respondents (male or female) on the horizontal axis (x-
    axis) and the frequency (labelled Count) on the vertical axis (y-axis). It shows the equal portion
    of respondents which composed of ten (10) male and ten (10) female.
    The bar chart illustrates the civil status of the respondents (single or married) on the horizontal
    axis (x-axis) and the frequency (labelled Count) on the vertical axis (y-axis). It shows that there is
    more single respondents (which is 17) than married respondents (which is 3).
    REQUIREMENT F

    The histogram displays the values of Self-Esteem (from smallest to largest) on the X-axis and the
    frequency on the Y-axis.

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