Appendix 7- One-Way ANOVA (2) - Mean Attitude and Annual Income
Appendix 8: Correlations Analysis (1) – The relationship between Attitude and Health benefits
Descriptive Statistics
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Mean
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Std. Deviation
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N
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Attitude
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4.7130
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1.07623
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414
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Health_Benefits
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4.0208
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1.04135
|
414
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Correlations
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Attitude
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Health_Benefits
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Attitude
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Pearson Correlation
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1
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.467**
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Sig. (2-tailed)
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|
.000
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N
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414
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414
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Health_Benefits
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Pearson Correlation
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.467**
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1
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Sig. (2-tailed)
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.000
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N
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414
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414
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**. Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).
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Appendix 9: CORRELATION ANALYSIS (2) – THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AGE AND ANNUAL INCOME
Descriptive Statistics
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Mean
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Std. Deviation
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N
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What is your age group? (In years)
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2.11
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1.153
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414
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What is your annual income? ($AUD)
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2.17
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1.568
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414
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Correlations
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What is your age group? (In years)
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What is your annual income? ($AUD)
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What is your age group? (In years)
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Pearson Correlation
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1
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.520**
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Sig. (2-tailed)
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|
.000
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N
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414
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414
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What is your annual income? ($AUD)
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Pearson Correlation
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.520**
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1
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Sig. (2-tailed)
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.000
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N
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414
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414
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**. Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).
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Model Summary
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Model
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R
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R Square
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Adjusted R Square
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Std. Error of the Estimate
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1
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.256a
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.066
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.063
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1.00777
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a. Predictors: (Constant), Meat_Avoidance
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Coefficientsa
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Model
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Unstandardized Coefficients
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Standardized Coefficients
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t
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Sig.
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B
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Std. Error
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Beta
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1
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(Constant)
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2.923
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.210
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13.921
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.000
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Meat_Avoidance
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.228
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.042
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.256
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5.383
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.000
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a. Dependent Variable: Health_Benefits
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Coefficientsa
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Model
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Unstandardized Coefficients
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Standardized Coefficients
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t
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Sig.
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B
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Std. Error
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Beta
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1
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(Constant)
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1.994
|
.330
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|
6.048
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.000
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Attitude
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-.130
|
.051
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-.120
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-2.560
|
.011
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Health_Benefits
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.035
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.062
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.031
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.563
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.573
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Speciesism
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.370
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.051
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.365
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7.264
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.000
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Subjective_Norms
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.388
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.051
|
.330
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7.662
|
.000
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a. Dependent Variable: Meat_Avoidance
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1- Are you a male or female?
2- Where do you live?
RQ1: What would motivate individuals to switch to a vegan diet?
1. Why should you become a vegetarian?
Probe 1: Are you eager to try a new lifestyle? Or do you think vegetarianism is a trend?
Probe 2: Did you become a vegetarian for nutrition, health or other factors?
2. Did you become a vegetarian because of family factors or personal factors?
Probe 1: Are you forced to become a vegetarian because of family relationships? Also, because you want to lose weight and become a vegetarian for personal reasons?
3. Did you become a vegetarian because you have compassion for animals?
Probe 1: Did you become a vegetarian because you couldn't stand the abuse and murder?
RQ2: Are there differences in these motivations for different demographic profiles?
4. Because of the extinction of species, cultural customs or religious beliefs, you became a vegetarian?
Probe 1: Did you become a vegetarian because of external factors?
5. Before becoming a vegetarian, would you think that vegetarianism will improve your social image?
Probe 1: Do you think that through vegetarianism, others can understand your personality and character?
RQ3: How do these motivations impact on attitude towards veganism?
6. Before you became a vegetarian or you were not a vegetarian, what was your attitude towards vegetarians?
Probe 1: Do you have a friendly, neutral or hostile attitude towards vegetarians?
7. What motive led to a change in your attitude towards vegetarian?
Probe 1: What behaviours do vegans do that make you like or dislike vegetarian?
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