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2.) t = −3.15 describes the difference between women and men for what variable in this study? Is this value significant? t= -3.15 describes the difference between men and women for the variable of mental health. This value is significant because 0.002 is less than the alpha type 1 error rate of 0.05 that was used.
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Work experience also had statistically significant moderate correlation with absence, performance and promotion potential. For interview, it had low correlation and statistically significant with citizenship and performance. The P-value of absence was 0.26 which above 0.01, so it was not significant. And promotion potential had correlation as 0.32, it was a moderate correlation. The proposed hiring tools of Tanglewood include Retail Market Knowledge Exam, Biodata, Applicant Exam, and Personality Exam.
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Job satisfaction has also been found to be positively related to life, while family satisfaction and life satisfaction have also been found to be considerably related. The relationship between job and family satisfaction was also examined by Crouter and Perry-Jenkins (1986), who found that when parents had high job satisfaction they also showed high family satisfaction. Children of these parents were also found to role better, in general, and then compared to children of parents not satisfied with their