Statistics-level of significance and histogram, a normal probability plot

coding.docxShopping.xlsx Please….only take this post if you can show the work in Excel.

The major shopping areas in the community of Springdale include Springdale
Mall, West Mall, and the downtown area on Main Street. A telephone survey has
been conducted to identify strengths and weaknesses of these areas and to find
out how they fit into the shopping activities of local residents. The 150
respondents were also asked to provide information about themselves and their
shopping habits. The data are provided in the file SHOPPING. The variables in the survey can be found in
the file CODING.

This exercise involves the following variables from data in the Springdale 
Shopping Survey:

• Variables 7–9, overall attitude toward the shopping area. The highest
  possible rating is 5. In each analysis, one of these will be the  dependent
  variable.
• Variables 18–25, the importance (highest rating = 7) placed on each of eight
  attributes that a shopping area might possess. In each analysis, one of these
  will be the independent variable.

1. With variable 7 (attitude toward Springdale Mall) as the dependent variable,
   perform two separate regression analyses—one for each of the independent
   variables listed below. In each case, determine and interpret the regression
   equation and the coefficients of correlation and determination, then use the
   0.05 level of significance in reaching a conclusion on the significance of the
   linear relationship. Retain the residuals for analysis in question 2 (In Excel,
   click in each of the boxes under Residuals and Normal Probability in the
   Regression function that is found in Data Analysis under Data in Excel).
   

   a. Variable 21 (good variety of sizes/styles).

   b. Variable 25 (a lot of bargain sales).

2. For each of the regression analyses in question 1, examine the residuals by
   using a histogram, a normal probability plot, and a plot of the residuals
   against the values of the independent variable (The histogram function is found
   in the Data Analysis button under Data in Excel, and if you selected all of the
   correct boxes in #1 you should have the other items already completed in the
   Regression area). In each case, comment on whether an assumption of the linear
   regression model may have been violated.
4. 3. Repeat questions 1 and 2, using variable 9 (attitude toward West Mall) as
6. the dependent variable