A Multidisciplinary Research Journal - Devanga Arts College

Since the calculated value is less than the table value, the hypothesis that education level
of respondents not influences the level of attitude of customers is accepted.
Therefore, there is no significant relationship between the qualification level and level of
attitude of customers.
OCCUPATION OF THE SAMPLE CUSTOMERS
The occupation of sample customers could influence their level of attitude.
In order to ascertain whether there is any significant relationship between occupation and
level of attitude of customers the following table has been prepared.
OCCUPATION AND LEVEL OF CUSTOMERS ATTITUDE
S.NO. OCCUPATION HIGH MEDIUM LOW TOTAL
1. Farmer 11 28 3 42
2. Salaried Employee 9 23 4 36
3. Self Employed 7 21 5 33
4. Entrepreneur 1 2 2 5
5. Self help group 3 21 7 31
6. Artisan 2 1 0 3
Total 33 96 21 150
From the table it can be seen that out of 150 respondents more than 50 percent have
medium level of attitude. Whereas one-fifths of the respondents have high level of attitude the
rest falling under ‘Low category’.
Degree of freedom = 10
Calculated value = 12.4883
Table value at 5% level = 12.6