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Anuta_ua [19.1K]
2 years ago
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design a statistical process for finding how satisfied the students are in the cafeteria of the school with the quality of food

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Ne4ueva [31]2 years ago
4 0

The design of the experiment above will center around:

  • The administration of questionnaire based on subject's gender, the place of eating,  type of school and level satisfaction of meal service.
  • The questionnaires to be used will have 5 point of Likert type scale (where 5 stands for very much agree and 1 is totally disagreed) in regards to the level of satisfaction on the quality of food in school cafeteria.
  • Statistical tests will be done and data analyzed by using SPSS (ver.12.0).

<h3>What will be the aim of the experiment?</h3>

The aim of this study is to know  and compare student's level of satisfaction with school cafeteria food services so as to improve the quality of food served at school meal service.

Hence The design of the experiment above will center around:

  • The administration of questionnaire based on subject's gender, the place of eating,  type of school and level satisfaction of meal service.
  • The questionnaires to be used will have 5 point of Likert type scale (where 5 stands for very much agree and 1 is totally disagreed) in regards to the level of satisfaction on the quality of food in school cafeteria.
  • Statistical tests will be done and data analyzed by using SPSS (ver.12.0).

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