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Obviously, there is a difference in the "YES" percentages based on these two grades. Based on these percentages please provide the following: 1. Circle the correct response as to the difference or trend that you observe. 2. Provide a statement (give your opinion) as to WHY you believe this difference exists. With regards to the response "The University is Very Friendly" it seems that the longer a student is at CMU the More Less (cirele one) important this reason was for attending CMU. Why does their seem to be a difference between freshmen and seniors as to the percentage of STA-282 students who choose "The University is very Friendly” as one of their reasons for coming here. In other words, can you think of a reasonable explanation for this change in response? (there is no definitive right or wrong answer, but you should have a reasonable explanation as to WHY you believe this is happening):Explanation / Answer
1 The response that "the university is very friendly" is dependent on the duration of stay of students in the university .The duration of stay in turn is dependent on the current studying year of the student (freshmen, 2nd year etc). 2 This is because has the students not liked the university they would not have stayed on its campus for longer duration.Duration is definitely an imprtant indicator of the university being very friendly.As the student progresses to subsequent years of thier study in the university, the responses change because they have experienced various factors by this time to make up a judgement . This experience may be posiitve or negetive and this decides the goodness or badness of the repsonse. Freshmen are not influenced by internal factors of university studying conditions and hence their repsonse will not be influenced at the time of their responses.
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