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Consider the following data sample from the Consumer Reports Restaurant Satisfaction Survey where variable Type indicates...

Consider the following data sample from the Consumer Reports Restaurant Satisfaction Survey where variable Type indicates whether the restaurant is Italian or a Seafood/steakhouse restaurant. Price indicates average amount paid per person for dinner and drinks. Score reflects diner’s overall satisfaction, with higher values indicating greater satisfaction (100 is completely satisfied). A regression analysis is conducted using several steps to gauge the impact of the explanatory variables on Score (diner’ satisfaction).

Restaurant

Price ($)

Score

Type

Bertucci's

16

77

Italian

Black Angus

24

79

Seafood/Steak

Bonefish Grill

26

85

Seafood/Steak

Bravo!cuccina italiana

18

84

Italian

Buca di Beppo

17

81

Italian

Bugaboo Steak House

18

77

Seafood/Steak

Carrabba's Italian grill

23

86

Italian

Brown's Steakhouse

17

75

Seafood/Steak

Il Fornaio

28

83

Italian

Joe's crab Shack

15

71

Seafood/Steak

Johnny Carino's Italian

17

81

Italian

Lone Star SteakHouse

17

76

Seafood/Steak

Longhorn steakhouse

19

81

Seafood/Steak

Maggio's little Italy

22

83

Italian

McGrath's Fish House

16

81

Seafood/Steak

Oliven Graden

19

79

Italian

Outback Steakhouse

20

82

Italian

Red Lobster

18

81

Seafood/Steak

Romano's macorroni grill

18

82

Italian

The old spaguetti factory

12

79

Italian

Uno Chicago Grill

16

80

Italian


MODEL 1- includes only the Price to explain Score

  1. (1pt) Comment on the goodness of fit of MODEL 1.

   Fully explain here:

  1. (1pt) Report the statistical significance of MODEL 1

   Fully explain here:


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Expert Solution

Sol:

For fitting the model in SPSS just enter data into spss then click

Then select the dependent and independent variable according to given in question. after doing this you provide several tables of results for that perticular model

1.

You can see the statistical significance of model 1 in spss that P-valu for model 1 is 0.005 which is less than .05 hence this model is significant.

2.

From the summary table of model 2 you can see that value of R-square is 0.5262 and adjusted R-square is 0.4736 which is better than of model1 but not that better.

3

. From the ANOVA table of model 2 you can see that P-value of both variables PRICE and DTYPE is less tha .05 so both of the variabes are significant for our regression model

4.

Inclusion of variable DTYPE is increasing the value of adjusted R-Squared from 0.3097 to 0.4736 which shows that variable DTYPE is significant variable in presence of PRICE but not alone.

5.

estimated regression equation for

MODEL : Score = 69.27 + 0.56 * PRICE , MODEL 2 : Score =  67.40 + 0.57 * PRICE + 3.03*DTYPE

6.

intecept of model means the SCORE of a resturant when PRICE is zero and resturant type is Seafood/Steak

7.

coefficient of variable DTYPE means change in score of a resturant when we change resturant type from Italian to Seafood/Steak keeping PRICE fixed


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