Hi Dear Members,
One of my students is working on the determinants of choices of Islamic banking among non-Muslims? Meaning that why non-Muslims choose Islamic banking.
Therefore, the targeted respondents will be the one who has already account with Islamic banks. In this situation, can we take the DV as dummy variable (All values will be 1) and apply probit and logit analysis ? or any other suggestions ?
Thanks.
Dear Dr. Buerhan
My suggestion is to use appropriate measurements for the dependent variable. By appropriate I mean the conceptual as well as empirical definitions to be provided to scientifically measure the construct. Furthermore, it is also suggested to employ contemporary analysis tools such as AMOS or the SmartPLS to construct models. I hope the suggestion is helping.
Another suggestion is to inculcate few moderating / mediating variables to strengthen the model as there are several studies noted where researchers already have investigated the Islamic bank choice decisions. thanks.
Thanks for suggestions. Could you kindly suggest me the similar articles in this area ?
Thanks and wassalam.
The dependent variable (DV) is the variable that is being measured in an experiment. It is the outcome variable, the thing that you want to improve. DVs are always measured. DVs can be qualitative, but for most cases, the DV will be quantitative because we will be comparing means.
The nature of your DV will determine how it can be measured. If the attributes of the DV sought to being measured can be expressed using a physical quantity, the effect of the independent variable (IV) will be visibly measurable
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