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I have a questionnaire with different data nature, each few questions can be grouped into 1 variable (ex: Age, Gender, Region, Income Level into "Background"; Experienced Side Effects (multiple answers), Hospitalization (yes/no) into "Risks"...). I transformed the groups by means but would like to know how to proceed to analyze the relationships
Here's are the hypotheses:
  1. There is a positive relation between consumer background and consumer behavior regarding the use of food supplements in Lebanon
  2. There is a positive relation between consumer’s health awareness and consumer behavior regarding the use of food supplements in Lebanon.
  3. There is a positive relation between due diligence and consumer behavior regarding the use of food supplements in Lebanon.
The questionnaire items are grouped into clear sections (consumer background, health awareness, ...)
 
z77 said:
I have a questionnaire with different data nature, each few questions can be grouped into 1 variable (ex: Age, Gender, Region, Income Level into "Background"; Experienced Side Effects (multiple answers), Hospitalization (yes/no) into "Risks"...). I transformed the groups by means but would like to know how to proceed to analyze the relationships
Here's are the hypotheses:
  1. There is a positive relation between consumer background and consumer behavior regarding the use of food supplements in Lebanon
  2. There is a positive relation between consumer’s health awareness and consumer behavior regarding the use of food supplements in Lebanon.
  3. There is a positive relation between due diligence and consumer behavior regarding the use of food supplements in Lebanon.
The questionnaire items are grouped into clear sections (consumer background, health awareness, ...)
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Did you investigate the possibility of running ANOVA?
 
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