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    The document provides group statistics comparing those who visited a travel site and those who did not across several variables: travel interest, vacation interest, household size, age, and income. It finds that those who visited rated higher on travel and vacation interest, had larger household sizes, were younger, and had higher incomes. A discriminant function analysis identified income as having the largest impact on group distinction, followed by household size.

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    The document provides group statistics comparing those who visited a travel site and those who did not across several variables: travel interest, vacation interest, household size, age, and income. It finds that those who visited rated higher on travel and vacation interest, had larger household sizes, were younger, and had higher incomes. A discriminant function analysis identified income as having the largest impact on group distinction, followed by household size.

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    Discriminant Out Put Analysis

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    SHAHNAZ HUSSAIN
    The document provides group statistics comparing those who visited a travel site and those who did not across several variables: travel interest, vacation interest, household size, age, and income. It finds that those who visited rated higher on travel and vacation interest, had larger household sizes, were younger, and had higher incomes. A discriminant function analysis identified income as having the largest impact on group distinction, followed by household size.

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    Group Statistics

    Valid N (listwise)
    Std. Unweighte
    Visit Mean Deviation d Weighted Visited Not visited
    1 Travel 5.400 1.9198 15 15.000 Travel 5.400 4.333
    Vacation 5.800 1.8205 15 15.000 Vacation 5.800 4.067
    Hhsize 4.333 1.2344 15 15.000 Hhsize 4.333 2.800
    Age 53.733 8.7706 15 15.000 Age 53.733 50.133
    Income 60.520 9.8307 15 15.000 Income 60.520 41.913
    2 Travel 4.333 1.9518 15 15.000
    Vacation 4.067 2.0517 15 15.000
    Hhsize 2.800 .9411 15 15.000
    Canonical
    Age 50.133 8.2710 15 15.000 Discriminant
    Income 41.913 7.5511 15 15.000 Function
    Function
    Total Travel 4.867 1.9780 30 30.000 1
    Vacation 4.933 2.0998 30 30.000 Travel .096 5
    Hhsize 3.567 1.3309 30 30.000 Vacation .233 3
    Age 51.933 8.5740 30 30.000 Hhsize .469 2
    Income 51.217 12.7952 30 30.000 Age .209 4
    Income .743 1
    Tests of Equality of Group Means
    Canonical
    Wilks' Discriminant
    Lambda F df1 df2 Sig. Function
    Travel .925 2.277 1 28 .143 Coefficients
    Function
    Vacation .824 5.990 1 28 .021 1
    Hhsize .657 14.636 1 28 .001 Travel .050
    Age .954 1.338 1 28 .257 Vacation .120
    Income .453 33.796 1 28 .000 Hhsize .427
    Age .025
    Eigenvalues Income .085
    (Constant) -7.975
    % of Cumulative Canonical
    Function Eigenvalue Variance % Correlation
    1 1.786 100.0 100.0 .801
    Difference
    1.07
    1.73
    1.53
    3.60
    18.61

    1 having largest impact

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