Services Provided to Students in Residence Halls As a Function of the Organizational Structure of Housing.
Services Provided to Students in Residence Halls As a Function of the Organizational Structure of Housing.
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For the purpose of this study, a level of significance of .05 or better was considered adequate to reject the null hypothesis. If a null hypothesis consisted of more than one variable for which a chi square was calculated, that particular null hypothesis was rejected when 50$ or more of the subnull hypotheses were rejected by signifi- cant chi-square analysis. If a null hypothesis was rejected by signif- icant chi-square analysis, a large sample posthoc comparison test was calculated to explore... the source of the effects.
Nu I I Hypothes i s I In general, Null Hypothesis I stated that there would be no significant difference between college and university housing divisions as they relate to their respective at-large college administrations (Question 8, Appendix B) . A total of five cross-tabulations were conducted to test this hypothesis. Hull Hypothesis 1(a) indicated 44 that no significant difference would exist between reporting channels for the chief housing officer and full-time institutional enrollment (Question I, Appendix B).
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For the purpose of this study, a level of significance of .05 or better was considered adequate to reject the null hypothesis. If a null hypothesis consisted of more than one variable for which a chi square was calculated, that particular null hypothesis was rejected when 50$ or more of the subnull hypotheses were rejected by signifi- cant chi-square analysis. If a null hypothesis was rejected by signif- icant chi-square analysis, a large sample posthoc comparison test was calculated to explore... the source of the effects.
Nu I I Hypothes i s I In general, Null Hypothesis I stated that there would be no significant difference between college and university housing divisions as they relate to their respective at-large college administrations (Question 8, Appendix B) . A total of five cross-tabulations were conducted to test this hypothesis. Hull Hypothesis 1(a) indicated 44 that no significant difference would exist between reporting channels for the chief housing officer and full-time institutional enrollment (Question I, Appendix B).
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