RELIABILITY X

Case Processing Summary

N
%
Cases
Valid
53
100.0
Excludeda
0
.0
Total
53
100.0
a. Listwise deletion based on all variables in the procedure.

Reliability Statistics
Cronbach's Alpha
Based on
Cronbach's Alpha
Standardized Items
.441
.432

N of Items
30

Item Statistics
Mean
Std. Deviation
2.6038
1.19839
3.2075
1.02579
3.3962
.94746
3.4340
1.08325
3.5094
1.15397
3.1509
1.30673
3.6981
1.29474
3.4340
1.20111
3.4340
1.24822
3.0566
1.32164
2.7925
1.26123
2.9434
1.08158
3.5283
1.28008
2.4340
1.29361
2.7170
1.39197
2.1887
1.17762
2.5660
1.20111
3.3774
1.21254
3.8679
1.12725
3.4528
1.16958
3.5094
1.21881
3.2642
1.38884
3.6415
1.27240
3.3208
1.32685
3.4340
.90955
3.4528
.97203
3.4528
1.04819
3.3019
1.03003
3.5472
1.20202
3.6604
1.07316

VAR00001
VAR00002
VAR00003
VAR00004
VAR00005
VAR00006
VAR00007
VAR00008
VAR00009
VAR00010
VAR00011
VAR00012
VAR00013
VAR00014
VAR00015
VAR00016
VAR00017
VAR00018
VAR00019
VAR00020
VAR00021
VAR00022
VAR00023
VAR00024
VAR00025
VAR00026
VAR00027
VAR00028
VAR00029
VAR00030

Item Means
Item Variances
Inter-Item
Covariances
Inter-Item
Correlations

Mean
3.246
1.410

Summary Item Statistics

Minimu Maximu
m
m
Range
2.189
3.868
1.679
.827
1.938
1.110

Maximum /
Minimum
1.767
2.342

Varianc
e
.166
.088

N of
Items
30
30

.036

-.813

.960

1.774

-1.181

.065

30

.025

-.539

.618

1.157

-1.145

.031

30

Scale Mean
if Item
Deleted
VAR0000
1
VAR0000
2

N
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53

Item-Total Statistics
Corrected ItemScale Variance
Total
if Item Deleted
Correlation

Squared
Multiple
Correlation

Cronbach's Alpha
if Item Deleted

94.7736

73.986

-.080

.553

.464

94.1698

73.913

-.067

.171

.458

VAR0000
3
VAR0000
4
VAR0000
5
VAR0000
6
VAR0000
7
VAR0000
8
VAR0000
9
VAR0001
0
VAR0001
1
VAR0001
2
VAR0001
3
VAR0001
4
VAR0001
5
VAR0001
6
VAR0001
7
VAR0001
8
VAR0001
9
VAR0002
0
VAR0002
1
VAR0002
2
VAR0002
3
VAR0002
4
VAR0002
5
VAR0002
6
VAR0002
7
VAR0002
8
VAR0002
9
VAR0003
0

93.9811

70.288

.163

.508

.426

93.9434

71.054

.085

.766

.436

93.8679

69.694

.143

.699

.427

94.2264

67.448

.215

.897

.412

93.6792

66.761

.252

.799

.406

93.9434

68.439

.196

.815

.418

93.9434

73.131

-.043

.173

.459

94.3208

74.607

-.113

.782

.473

94.5849

74.363

-.100

.623

.469

94.4340

71.943

.036

.189

.444

93.8491

68.323

.180

.743

.419

94.9434

69.324

.129

.618

.429

94.6604

64.652

.321

.701

.389

95.1887

76.964

-.221

.100

.485

94.8113

67.579

.241

.797

.410

94.0000

70.462

.091

.100

.436

93.5094

66.216

.343

.656

.394

93.9245

67.725

.243

.127

.410

93.8679

65.078

.367

.507

.386

94.1132

69.795

.089

.149

.437

93.7358

67.275

.234

.763

.410

94.0566

66.362

.262

.805

.403

93.9434

70.170

.182

.124

.424

93.9245

69.802

.187

.514

.422

93.9245

72.956

-.015

.720

.451

94.0755

77.417

-.259

.117

.484

93.8302

72.951

-.030

.103

.456

93.7170

69.399

.180

.733

.422

Mean
97.3774

Scale Statistics
Std. Deviation
8.58941

Variance
73.778

N of Items
30

ANOVA with Tukey's Test for Nonadditivity

Mean
Sum of Squares
df
Square
Between People
127.882
52
2.459
Within
Between
People
Items
255.603
29
8.814
Nonadditivit
y
Balance

5.828a
2065.536

Total

2071.364

Total

2326.967

Total

2454.848

5.828

150
7
150
8
153
7
158
9

F
6.41
7
4.25
2

Sig
.
00
0
.
03
9

1.371
1.374
1.514
1.545

Grand Mean = 3,2459

a. Tukey's estimate of power to which observations must be raised to achieve additivity =
-,728.

Hotelling's T-Squared Test

Hotelling's TSquared
458.237

F
7.293

Intraclass
Correlationa
.026b

df1
29

df2
24

Sig
.000

Intraclass Correlation Coefficient

95% Confidence
Interval
F Test with True Value 0
Lower
Upper
Bound
Bound
Value
df1
df2
.008
.055
1.790
52
1508

Sig
Single Measures
.001
Average
.441c
.201
.637
1.790
52
1508
.001
Measures
Two-way mixed effects model where people effects are random and measures effects are fixed.
a. Type C intraclass correlation coefficients using a consistency definition-the between-measure variance is
excluded from the denominator variance.
b. The estimator is the same, whether the interaction effect is present or not.

c. This estimate is computed assuming the interaction effect is absent, because it is not estimable otherwise.

RELIABILITY Y1

Case Processing Summary

N
%
Cases
Valid
53
100.0
Excludeda
0
.0
Total
53
100.0
a. Listwise deletion based on all variables in the procedure.

Reliability Statistics
Cronbach's Alpha
Based on
Cronbach's Alphaa
Standardized Itemsa
N of Items
-.168
-.190
30
a. The value is negative due to a negative average covariance
among items. This violates reliability model assumptions. You
may want to check item codings.

VAR00001
VAR00002
VAR00003
VAR00004
VAR00005
VAR00006
VAR00007
VAR00008
VAR00009
VAR00010
VAR00011
VAR00012
VAR00013
VAR00014
VAR00015
VAR00016
VAR00017
VAR00018
VAR00019
VAR00020
VAR00021
VAR00022
VAR00023
VAR00024
VAR00025
VAR00026
VAR00027
VAR00028
VAR00029
VAR00030

Item Means
Item Variances

Item Statistics
Mean
Std. Deviation
2.9245
1.19049
3.3585
1.00181
3.3962
.98722
3.2642
.96379
3.2264
1.13750
3.2642
1.21134
3.2264
1.20322
3.1698
1.18866
3.3962
1.14924
3.3019
1.10218
3.2453
1.10776
3.2830
1.02615
3.2264
1.18713
2.7547
1.20744
2.9623
1.07350
3.0189
1.10053
2.9623
1.15961
3.1887
1.09292
3.1887
1.03880
3.1698
1.22059
2.9811
1.20081
3.1509
1.19930
3.3208
1.18927
2.9245
1.26869
3.0755
1.05337
2.8302
1.23625
2.7170
1.21493
3.0000
1.12660
3.3019
1.29474
3.3019
1.08459

Mean
3.138
1.308

N
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53

Summary Item Statistics

Minimu Maximu
m
m
Range
2.717
3.396
.679
.929
1.676
.747

Maximum /
Minimum
1.250
1.805

Varianc
e
.035
.037

N of
Items
30
30

Inter-Item
Covariances
Inter-Item
Correlations

-.006

-.533

.788

1.321

-1.478

.045

30

-.005

-.384

.551

.935

-1.433

.026

30

Item-Total Statistics
Corrected
Squared
Cronbach's
Scale Mean if
Scale Variance
Item-Total
Multiple
Alpha if Item
Item Deleted
if Item Deleted
Correlation
Correlation
Deleted
VAR00001
91.2075
35.014
-.189
.662
-.083a
VAR00002
90.7736
32.255
.045
.559
-.192a
VAR00003
90.7358
32.275
.046
.162
-.192a
VAR00004
90.8679
34.848
-.176
.755
-.103a
VAR00005
90.9057
33.241
-.058
.698
-.147a
VAR00006
90.8679
30.809
.111
.637
-.234a
VAR00007
90.9057
29.318
.231
.749
-.299a
VAR00008
90.9623
31.229
.085
.133
-.219a
VAR00009
90.7358
34.813
-.174
.634
-.092a
VAR00010
90.8302
36.144
-.271
.130
-.054a
VAR00011
90.8868
32.102
.035
.652
-.191a
VAR00012
90.8491
34.861
-.177
.504
-.099a
VAR00013
90.9057
32.741
-.028
.139
-.161a
VAR00014
91.3774
30.816
.112
.608
-.234a
VAR00015
91.1698
31.951
.055
.640
-.199a
VAR00016
91.1132
33.410
-.067
.153
-.143a
VAR00017
91.1698
30.798
.127
.551
-.239a
VAR00018
90.9434
32.593
-.001
.597
-.173a
VAR00019
90.9434
33.516
-.069
.157
-.144a
VAR00020
90.9623
32.845
-.040
.529
-.155a
VAR00021
91.1509
30.592
.131
.128
-.244a
VAR00022
90.9811
30.673
.125
.717
-.241a
VAR00023
90.8113
31.964
.029
.183
-.190a
VAR00024
91.2075
30.668
.106
.492
-.235a
VAR00025
91.0566
33.516
-.070
.118
-.143a
VAR00026
91.3019
32.407
-.012
.137
-.170a
VAR00027
91.4151
33.786
-.106
.574
-.122a
VAR00028
91.1321
33.732
-.094
.620
-.130a
VAR00029
90.8302
37.451
-.338
.598
-.003a
VAR00030
90.8302
34.451
-.146
.608
-.109a
a. The value is negative due to a negative average covariance among items. This violates reliability
model assumptions. You may want to check item codings.

Mean
94.1321

Variance
33.771

Scale Statistics
Std. Deviation
5.81125

ANOVA with Tukey's Test for Nonadditivity

Sum of
Mean
Squares
df
Square
Between People
58.536
52
1.126
Within
Between Items
54.308
29
1.873

N of Items
30

Sig

1.425

.067

People

R Nonadditivit
3.543a
1
3.543
2.699
e
y
s
Balance
1978.450
1507
1.313
i
Total
d
u
1981.992
1508
1.314
a
l
Total
2036.300
1537
1.325
Total
2094.836
1589
1.318
Grand Mean = 3,1377
a. Tukey's estimate of power to which observations must be raised to achieve
additivity = 5,177.

.101

Hotelling's T-Squared Test

Hotelling's TSquared
64.295

F
1.023

Intraclass
Correlationa
-.005b

df1
29

df2
24

Sig
.482

Intraclass Correlation Coefficient

95% Confidence Interval
F Test with True Value 0
Lower
Upper
Bound
Bound
Value
df1
df2
Sig
-.014
.010
.856
52
1508
.757

Single Measures
Average
-.168c
-.670
.241
.856
52
1508
.757
Measures
Two-way mixed effects model where people effects are random and measures effects are fixed.
a. Type C intraclass correlation coefficients using a consistency definition-the between-measure variance is
excluded from the denominator variance.
b. The estimator is the same, whether the interaction effect is present or
not.
c. This estimate is computed assuming the interaction effect is absent, because it is not estimable otherwise.

RELIABILITY Y2

Case Processing Summary

N
%
Cases
Valid
53
100.0
Excludeda
0
.0
Total
53
100.0
a. Listwise deletion based on all variables in the procedure.

Reliability Statistics
Cronbach's Alpha
Based on
Cronbach's Alpha
Standardized Items
.518
.512

N of Items
30

Item Statistics
Mean
Std. Deviation
2.6604
1.12563
3.1698
1.08727
3.3774
1.06023
3.4528
1.04819
3.4528
1.15302
3.3396
1.28517
3.6981
1.29474
3.4528
1.21791
3.4717
1.21851
3.2830
1.27667
3.1887
1.20984
3.2642
1.07687
3.6792
1.10547
3.1321
1.25633
3.2264
1.33937
3.3396
1.34369
3.4717
1.26497
3.7358
1.17916
3.6038
1.19839
3.5660
1.27866
3.4151
1.16741
3.6981
1.15334
3.5472
1.16958
3.4906
1.15397
3.2830
1.11592
3.3585
1.14513
3.3585
1.17824
3.3208
1.29754
3.2264
1.38177
3.3396
1.14259

VAR00001
VAR00002
VAR00003
VAR00004
VAR00005
VAR00006
VAR00007
VAR00008
VAR00009
VAR00010
VAR00011
VAR00012
VAR00013
VAR00014
VAR00015
VAR00016
VAR00017
VAR00018
VAR00019
VAR00020
VAR00021
VAR00022
VAR00023
VAR00024
VAR00025
VAR00026
VAR00027
VAR00028
VAR00029
VAR00030

Item Means
Item Variances
Inter-Item
Covariances
Inter-Item
Correlations

VAR00001
VAR00002
VAR00003
VAR00004
VAR00005
VAR00006

Mean
3.387
1.442

N
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53

Summary Item Statistics

Minimu Maximu
m
m
Range
2.660
3.736
1.075
1.099
1.909
.811

Maximum /
Minimum
1.404
1.738

Varianc
e
.046
.046

N of
Items
30
30

.050

-.482

1.082

1.563

-2.245

.050

30

.034

-.315

.686

1.001

-2.178

.023

30

Scale Mean if
Item Deleted
98.9434
98.4340
98.2264
98.1509
98.1509
98.2642

Item-Total Statistics
Corrected ItemScale Variance
Total
if Item Deleted
Correlation
87.478
-.102
85.673
-.013
85.717
-.013
83.900
.083
85.746
-.023
80.160
.208

Squared
Multiple
Correlation
.176
.455
.566
.640
.155
.638

Cronbach's
Alpha if Item
Deleted
.539
.527
.527
.515
.529
.498

VAR00007
VAR00008
VAR00009
VAR00010
VAR00011
VAR00012
VAR00013
VAR00014
VAR00015
VAR00016
VAR00017
VAR00018
VAR00019
VAR00020
VAR00021
VAR00022
VAR00023
VAR00024
VAR00025
VAR00026
VAR00027
VAR00028
VAR00029
VAR00030

97.9057
98.1509
98.1321
98.3208
98.4151
98.3396
97.9245
98.4717
98.3774
98.2642
98.1321
97.8679
98.0000
98.0377
98.1887
97.9057
98.0566
98.1132
98.3208
98.2453
98.2453
98.2830
98.3774
98.2642

Mean
1.0160E2

Variance
86.590

80.395
83.592
84.540
82.222
86.286
80.921
82.879
79.869
81.239
81.660
79.348
83.655
83.885
80.999
81.502
81.664
79.593
79.410
82.261
78.766
80.535
84.438
78.086
81.352

Scale Statistics
Std. Deviation
9.30537

.195
.068
.025
.118
-.052
.233
.124
.229
.147
.129
.250
.072
.058
.172
.177
.173
.270
.284
.152
.320
.221
.020
.270
.191

.808
.150
.552
.159
.670
.593
.557
.702
.137
.591
.749
.111
.569
.482
.109
.666
.593
.533
.186
.568
.537
.118
.186
.461

.500
.518
.524
.511
.534
.497
.511
.495
.507
.510
.492
.517
.519
.504
.503
.504
.491
.489
.507
.484
.497
.526
.487
.502

N of Items
30

ANOVA with Tukey's Test for Nonadditivity

Sum of
Mean
Squares
df
Square
F
Between People
150.089
52
2.886
Within
Between Items
70.217
29
2.421
1.740
People
Nonadditivity
1.718a
1
1.718
1.235
Balance
2097.098
1507
1.392
Total
2098.816
1508
1.392
Total
2169.033
1537
1.411
Total
2319.123
1589
1.459
Grand Mean = 3,3868
a. Tukey's estimate of power to which observations must be raised to achieve additivity =
-,724.

Sig
.009
.267

Hotelling's T-Squared Test

Hotelling's TSquared
74.741

F
1.190

Intraclass
Correlationa
.035b

df1
29

df2
24

Sig
.335

Intraclass Correlation Coefficient

95% Confidence Interval
F Test with True Value 0
Lower
Upper
Bound
Bound
Value
df1
df2
Sig
.015
.068
2.074
52
1508
.000

Single Measures
Average
.518c
.310
.687
2.074
52
1508
.000
Measures
Two-way mixed effects model where people effects are random and measures effects are fixed.
a. Type C intraclass correlation coefficients using a consistency definition-the between-measure variance
is excluded from the denominator variance.
b. The estimator is the same, whether the interaction effect is present or
not.
c. This estimate is computed assuming the interaction effect is absent, because it is not estimable
otherwise.

REGRESSION
Descriptive Statistics
Mean
Std. Deviation
1.0160E2
9.30537
97.3774
8.58941

Y
X1

N
53
53

Correlations
Pearson Correlation

Y
X1
Y
X1
Y
X1

Sig. (1-tailed)
N

Y
1.000
.640
.
.000
53
53

Variables Entered/Removedb
Variables Entered
Variables Removed
X1a
.
a. All requested variables entered.
b. Dependent Variable: Y

Model
1

X1
.640
1.000
.000
.
53
53

Method
Enter

Model Summaryb
M
od
el
1

R
Squar
e

.640a

.410

Adjusted
R Square

Std.
Error of
the
Estimate

R Square
Change

.398

7.21990

.410

Change Statistics
F
Chang
e
df1
df2
35.37
1
51
9

DurbinWatson
Sig. F
Change
.000

1.386

a. Predictors: (Constant), X1
b. Dependent
Variable: Y

Model
Sum of Squares
Regression
1844.203
Residual
2658.476
Total
4502.679
a. Predictors: (Constant), X1
b. Dependent Variable: Y

ANOVAb
df
1
51
52

Coefficientsa

Mean Square
1844.203
52.127

F
35.379

Sig.
.000a

Unstandardized
Coefficients

Model
1 (Con
stant
)
X1

Std.
Error

34.08
9

11.39
4

.693

.117

Standa
rdized
Coeffi
cients

Beta

.640

95% Confidence
Interval for B
Lower
Bound

Upper
Bound

.
004

11.215

56.964

.
000

.459

.927

Sig.

2.9
92
5.9
48

Correlations
Zero
Part
order
ial
Part

.640

.
640

.
640

Collinearity
Statistics
Tole
ranc
e
VIF

1.00
0

a. Dependent
Variable: Y

Coefficient Correlationsa
Model
Correlations
X1
Covariances
X1
a. Dependent Variable: Y

X1
1.000
.014

Collinearity Diagnosticsa
Model
1

Dimensi
on
Eigenvalue
Condition Index
1
1.996
1.000
2
.004
22.934
a. Dependent Variable: Y

Minimum
Predicted Value
88.1689
Residual
-1.27155E1
Std. Predicted Value
-2.256
Std. Residual
-1.761
a. Dependent Variable: Y

Variance Proportions
(Constant)
X1
.00
.00
1.00
1.00

Residuals Statisticsa
Maximum
Mean
112.4354
1.0160E2
18.51116
.00000
1.819
.000
2.564
.000

Std. Deviation
5.95529
7.15014
1.000
.990

N
53
53
53
53

1.0
00

REGRESSION

Descriptive Statistics
Mean
Std. Deviation
1.0160E2
9.30537
94.1321
5.81125

Y
X2

N
53
53

Correlations
Pearson Correlation

Y
1.000
.620
.
.000
53
53

Y
X2
Y
X2
Y
X2

Sig. (1-tailed)
N

Variables Entered/Removedb
Variables Entered
Variables Removed
X2a
.
a. All requested variables entered.
b. Dependent Variable: Y

Model
1

X2
.620
1.000
.000
.
53
53

Method
Enter

Model Summaryb
M
od
el
1

R
Squar
e

Adjusted
R Square

Std.
Error of
the
Estimate

.620a

.385

.372

7.37128

R Square
Change
.385

Change Statistics
F
Chang
e
df1
df2
31.86
1
51
8

Sig. F
Change

DurbinWatson

.000

1.524

a. Predictors: (Constant), X2
b. Dependent
Variable: Y

Model
Sum of Squares
Regression
1731.558
Residual
2771.121
Total
4502.679
a. Predictors: (Constant), X2
b. Dependent Variable: Y

ANOVAb
df
1
51
52

Coefficientsa

Mean Square
1731.558
54.336

F
31.868

Sig.
.000a

Unstandardized
Coefficients

Model
1 (Con
stant
)
X2

Std.
Error

8.131

16.58
9

.993

.176

Standa
rdized
Coeffic
ients

Sig.

Lower
Bound

Upper
Bound

.
490

.
626

25.173

41.435

5.6
45

.
000

.640

1.346

Beta

.620

95% Confidence
Interval for B

Correlations
Zero
Part
order
ial
Part

.620

.
620

.
620

a. Dependent
Variable: Y

Coefficient Correlationsa
Model
Correlations
X2
Covariances
X2
a. Dependent Variable: Y

X2
1.000
.031

Collinearity Diagnosticsa
Model
1

Dimensi
on
Eigenvalue
Condition Index
1
1.998
1.000
2
.002
32.737
a. Dependent Variable: Y

Residuals Statisticsa
Minimum
Maximum
Mean
Predicted Value
85.5847
112.3956
1.0160E2
Residual
17.49936
.00000
1.25287E1
Std. Predicted Value
-2.776
1.870
.000
Std. Residual
-1.700
2.374
.000
a. Dependent Variable: Y

Variance Proportions
(Constant)
X2
.00
.00
1.00
1.00

Std. Deviation
5.77055

N
53

7.30005

53

1.000
.990

53
53

Collinearity
Statistics
Tole
ranc
e
VIF

1.00
0

1.0
00

Regression
Descriptive Statistics
Mean
Std. Deviation
1.0160E2
9.30537
97.3774
8.58941
94.1321
5.81125

Y
X1
X2

N
53
53
53

Correlations
Y
Y
1.000
X1
.640
X2
.620
Y
.
X1
.000
X2
.000
Y
53
X1
53
X2
53

Pearson Correlation

Sig. (1-tailed)

Variables Entered/Removedb
Variables Entered
Variables Removed
X2, X1a
.
a. All requested variables entered.
b. Dependent Variable: Y

Model
1

X1
.640
1.000
.715
.000
.
.000
53
53
53

X2
.620
.715
1.000
.000
.000
.
53
53
53

Method
Enter

Model Summaryb
M
od
el
1

R
Squar
e

.681a

.464

Adjusted
R Square

Std.
Error of
the
Estimate

R Square
Change

.442

6.94962

.464

Change Statistics
F
Chang
e
df1
df2
21.61
2
50
4

Sig. F
Change

DurbinWatson

.000

1.437

a. Predictors: (Constant), X2, X1

b. Dependent
Variable: Y

Model
Sum of Squares
Regression
2087.816
Residual
2414.864
Total
4502.679
a. Predictors: (Constant), X2, X1
b. Dependent Variable: Y

ANOVAb
df
2
50
52

Mean Square
1043.908
48.297

F
21.614

Sig.
.000a

Coefficientsa

Unstandardiz
ed
Coefficients

Model
1 (Co
nsta
nt)
X1

Stand
ardize
d
Coeff
icient
s

Std.
Error

9.03
6

15.6
44

.436

.160

.402

2.7
16

.533

.237

.333

2.2
46

Beta

X2

t
.
57
8

Sig
.
.
56
6
.
00
9
.
02
9

95%
Confidence
Interval for B
Lowe Uppe
r
r
Boun Boun
d
d
40.45
22.38
7
5

Correlations
Zer
oord Par Par
er
tial
t

.113

.758

.
640

.056

1.009

.
620

.
35
9
.
30
3

.
28
1
.
23
3

Collineari
ty
Statistics
Tol
era
nce

VI
F

.
489

2.0
45

.
489

2.0
45

a. Dependent
Variable: Y

Coefficient Correlationsa
Model
X2
Correlations
X2
1.000
X1
-.715
Covariances
X2
.056
X1
-.027
a. Dependent Variable: Y

X1
-.715
1.000
-.027
.026

Collinearity Diagnosticsa
Model
1

Dimens
ion
Eigenvalue
Condition Index
1
2.995
1.000
2
.004
28.092
3
.001
49.663
a. Dependent Variable: Y

Predicted Value
Residual
Std. Predicted Value
Std. Residual

Variance Proportions
(Constant)
X1
.00
.00
.49
.49
.51
.51

Residuals Statisticsa
Minimum
Maximum
Mean
84.5680
113.1345
1.0160E2
18.81171
.00000
1.15924E1
-2.689
1.820
.000
-1.668
2.707
.000

Std. Deviation
6.33643

N
53

6.81467

53

1.000
.981

53
53

X2
.00
.00
1.00

a. Dependent Variable: Y