Could you please help me find the right statistical test to figure out whether attitudes of the respondents towards the use of code switching depend on their age and their level of education. Age and level of education are my independent variables and attitudes is my dependent variable.
From my common sense and experience, I can say that there is definitely some relation. But perhaps it can not be proved statistically!
From my common sense and experience, I can say that there is definitely some relation. But perhaps it can not be proved statistically!
Could you please Dr Pattanayak direct me towards the right method to prove that age and level of education have an influence on the attitudes of people towards code switching?
Age and level of education may be related and cannot be considered totally independent of each other. You can try correlating age and attitude; and level of education and attitude separately and try describing your results.
Ok but how am I going to correlate age and attitude and level of education and attitude seperately? I mean, in your opinion, which kind of test am I going to use in order to get the exact result?
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