The document reports on the results of various statistical analyses conducted on product and household purchase data. Several variables were found to not have statistically significant relationships, including whether households with children spend more, stores with reviews charge different prices, and four other unspecified variables. Two hypotheses were found to be supported: households with children purchase more at retailer stores, and purchase more during the week than on weekends. Geographic and temporal factors like location and day of week were also found to have some significant variation.

1. Product 8 SPSS Project
By Joe Picurro

3. Non Significant Variable 1

4. Non Significant Variable 1 Plot

7. Households without children spend more the difference is not
significant at 0.05 level, t=0.184 > 0.05.

8. T-Test
Multichannel retailers are able to charge a significant difference $84.37 compared to PPO
retailers. At p<0.05

9. Univariate Analysis of Variant

10. Updated Univariate Analysis of Variant
Stores with reviews do not charge as much as stores without reviews

11. One Way Anova

12. One Way Anova Mean Plot DoW

13. One Way Anova, Product Total Price & Reviews

14. Univariate Analysis of Variance

15. Univariate Analysis of Variance With Children

16. Significant Factor
Date of activity and oldest age finally show a significant result.

17. Significant Variable Plot

18. Non Significant Variable 2
The values based of the dependent variable result with no significance.

19. Non Significant Variable 2 Plot

20. Non Significant Variable 3
There is no significance to this data.

21. Non Significant Variable 3 Plot

22. Non Significant Variable 4
The values based on this test do not result with any significance.

23. Non Significant Variable 4 Plot

24. Hpothesis: Do households with children
purchase more at retailers with stores?
Households with children purchase more at retailer stores.

25. Hypothesis: Do households with children
purchase more at retailers with stores? Plot

26. Hypothesis: Do households with children differ when the
purchase Dow/Wknd than households without children?
Households with children purchase much more during the week than on the weekend.

27. Hypothesis: Do households with children differ on
when they purchase Dow/Wknd than households
without children? Plot

28. Hypothesis: Do retailers that provide reviews have
higher sales revenues?
There is no significant difference among those who have reviews and
those who don’t.

29. Geographic/Temporal variation

30. Geographic/Temporal Variation
There is a level of significance between both groups in this one way anova based on lacation and
day of the week, along with the weekend. Retailer store is not significant.

31. Geographic Variation