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A

Gender – Men

Frequencies Table 1.1 (referred in section 4)

Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative

Percent

Valid 1 ( 19) 26 8,8 8,8 8,8

2 (20-29) 100 33,9 33,9 42,7

3 (30-39) 41 13,9 13,9 56,6

4 (40-49) 76 25,8 25,8 82,4

5 ( 50) 52 17,6 17,6 100,0

Total 295 100,0 100,0

Gender - Women

Frequencies Table 1.2 (referred in section 4)

Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative

Percent

Valid 1 ( 19) 37 25,0 25,0 25,0

2 (20-29) 53 35,8 35,8 60,8

3 (30-39) 24 16,2 16,2 77,0

4 (40-49) 22 14,9 14,9 91,9

5 ( 50) 12 8,1 8,1 100,0

Total 148 100,0 100,0

B

Impulse Buying - Gender Mann-Whitney Test

Table 2.1 (referred in section 4.1.1)

Ranks

Gender N Mean Rank Sum of Ranks

male 295 218,66 64506,00

female 148 228,65 33840,00

know exactly what I want to buy and that is all I end up buying

Total 443

male 295 224,04 66093,00

female 148 217,93 32253,00

know exactly what I want to buy, but also purchase other albums I discover on

the spot Total 443

male 295 227,06 66983,50

female 148 211,91 31362,50

do not know exactly what I want to buy

Total

443

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+ Test Statistics(a)

know exactly what I want to buy and that is all I end up

buying

know exactly what I want to buy, but also purchase other albums

I discover on the spot

do not know exactly what I want to

buy Mann-Whitney U 20846,000 21227,000 20336,500

Wilcoxon W 64506,000 32253,000 31362,500

Z -,794 -,493 -1,206

Asymp. Sig. (2-tailed) ,427 ,622 ,228

a Grouping Variable: gender

Impulse Buying – Age Kruskal-Wallis Test

Table 2.2 (referred in section 4.1.1) Ranks

age categories N Mean Rank

1 63 213,03

2 153 232,57

3 65 219,51

4 98 215,72

5 64 217,70

know exactly what I want to buy and that is all I end up buying

Total 443

1 63 218,38

2 153 216,32

3 65 233,93

4 98 228,54

5 64 217,01

know exactly what I want to buy, but also purchase other albums I discover on the spot

Total 443

1 63 240,55

2 153 223,04

3 65 212,29

4 98 221,84

5 64 211,37

do not know exactly what I want to buy

Total 443

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, Test Statistics(a,b)

know exactly what I want to buy and that is all I end up

buying

know exactly what I want to buy, but also purchase other albums

I discover on the spot

do not know exactly what I want to

buy

Chi-Square 1,770 1,369 2,263

df 4 4 4

Asymp. Sig. ,778 ,850 ,687

a Kruskal Wallis Test

b Grouping Variable: age categories

Impulse Buying – Number of albums purchased per month Oneway

Table 2.3 (referred in section 4.1.1)

How many albums do you purchase per month on average ANOVA Sum of

Squares df Mean Square F Sig.

Between Groups 271,874 4 67,968 7,890 ,000

Within Groups 3773,196 438 8,615

Total 4045,070 442

Post Hoc Tests

Table 2.4 (referred in section 4.1.1)

Multiple Comparisons Dependent Variable: How many albums do you purchase per month on average Scheffe

95% Confidence Interval (I) know exactly what I

want to buy, but also purchase other albums I discover on the spot

(J) know exactly what I want to buy, but also purchase other albums I discover on the spot

Mean Difference

(I-J) Std. Error Sig. Lower Bound Upper Bound

disagree ,340 ,544 ,983 -1,34 2,02

undecided -,474 ,458 ,899 -1,89 ,94

agree

-1,316 ,439 ,063 -2,67 ,04

strongly disagree

strongly agree -2,347(*) ,579 ,003 -4,14 -,56

strongly diagree -,340 ,544 ,983 -2,02 1,34

undecided -,813 ,477 ,573 -2,29 ,66

agree -1,655(*) ,459 ,012 -3,07 -,24

disagree

strongly agree

-2,686(*) ,594 ,000 -4,52 -,85

* The mean difference is significant at the .05 level.

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-

Impulse Buying – Number of albums purchased per month Nonparametric Correlations

Table 2.5 (referred in section 4.1.1)

Correlations

know exactly what I want to buy, but also purchase other albums

I discover on the spot

how many albums do purchase per you

month on average Correlation Coefficient 1,000 ,300(**)

Sig. (2-tailed) . ,000

know exactly what I want to buy, but also purchase other albums I discover on the spot

N 443 443

Correlation Coefficient ,300(**) 1,000

Sig. (2-tailed) ,000 .

Spearman's rho

how many albums do you purchase per month on average

N 443 443

** Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).

Impulse Buying- Number of albums purchased per month Means

Table 2.5 (referred in section 4.1.1) Report

how many albums do you purchase per month on average know exactly what I

want to buy, but also purchase other albums

I discover on the spot Mean N Std. Deviation

strongly disagree 1,90 62 2,030

disagree 1,56 55 1,512

undecided

2,38 122 2,290

agree 3,22 160 3,399

strongly agree 4,25 44 4,641

Total 2,70 443 3,025

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.

C

Gender – Number of albums purchased per month Independent Samples T-Test

Table 3.1 (referred in section 4.1.2)

Group Statistics

gender N Mean Std. Deviation Std. Error

Mean

male 295 3,24 3,423 ,199

how many albums do you purchase per

month on average female

148 1,62 1,527 ,126

Table 3.2 (referred in section 4.1.2)

Levene's Test for

Equality of Variances t-test for Equality of Means

F Sig. t df Sig. (2-

tailed) Mean

Difference Std. Error Difference

95% Confidence Interval of the

Difference

Lower Upper

how many albums do you purchase per month on average

Equal variances assumed

26,437 ,000 5,485 441 ,000 1,619 0,295 1,039 2,199

Equal variances

not assumed 6,875 436,24 ,000 1,619 0,236 1,156 2,082

Gender – Loyalty Crosstabs

Table 3.3

gender* there are one or more artists/bands from which I always purchase the latest album Crosstabulation

% within gender

there are one or more artists/bands from which I always purchase the latest album

strongly

disagree disagree undecided agree strongly

agree Total

male 11,2% 8,8% 15,3% 27,8% 36,9% 100,0%

gender

female 16,9% 17,6% 10,8% 35,1% 19,6% 100,0%

Total 13,1% 11,7% 13,8% 30,2% 31,2% 100,0%

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/

Means (referred in section 4.1.2) Report

there are one or more artists/bands from which I always purchase the latest album

gender Mean N Std. Deviation

male 3,71 295 1,342

female 3,23 148 1,395

Total 3,55 443 1,377

Gender - Loyalty Mann-Whitney Test

Table 3.4 (referred in section 4.1.2) Ranks

gender N Mean Rank Sum of Ranks

male 295 236,93 69893,00

female 148 192,25 28453,00

there are one or more artists/bands from which I always purchase the

latest album Total 443

Test Statistics(a)

there are one or more artists/bands

from which I always purchase the

latest album Mann-Whitney U 17427,000

Wilcoxon W 28453,000

Z -3,581

Asymp. Sig. (2-tailed) ,000 a Grouping Variable: gender

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0

Gender – Multi-Loyalty

Table 3.5 (referred in section 4.1.2) Group Statistics

gender N Mean Std. Deviation Std. Error

Mean

male 295 4,90 5,857 ,341

the number of artists from which I always

purchase the albums is female 148 2,57 3,429 ,282

Table 3.6

Levene's Test for Equality of

Variances t-test for Equality of Means

95% Confidence Interval of the

Difference

F Sig. t df Sig. (2-

tailed) Mean

Difference Std. Error

Difference Lower Upper Equal variances

assumed 20,243 ,000 4,471 441,000 ,000 2,331 0,521 1,306 3,355

the number of artists from which I always purchase the albums is

Equal variances not assumed

5,268 430,794 ,000 2,331 0,442 1,461 3,200

Multi-Loyalty Frequencies

Table 3.7 (referred in section 4.1.2)

MultiLoyalCat

Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent

1 107 24,2 24,2 24,2

2 29 6,5 6,5 30,7

3 219 49,4 49,4 80,1

4 64 14,4 14,4 94,6

5 16 3,6 3,6 98,2

6 8 1,8 1,8 100,0

Valid

Total 443 100,0 100,0

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1

Gender – Genre Music:Rock Mann-Whitney Test

Table 3.8 (referred in section 4.1.2)

Ranks

gender N Mean Rank Sum of Ranks

male 295 234,42 69154,00

female 148 197,24 29192,00

music purchases I conduct belong to the musical genre rock

Total 443

Test Statistics(a)

music purchases I

conduct belong to the musical genre

rock Mann-Whitney U 18166,000

Wilcoxon W 29192,000

Z -2,991

Asymp. Sig. (2-tailed) ,003 a Grouping Variable: gender

Gender – Genre Music:Pop Mann-Whitney Test

Table 3.9 (referred in section 4.1.2) Ranks

gender N Mean Rank Sum of Ranks

male 295 212,47 62679,50

female 148 240,99 35666,50

music purchases I conduct belong to the musical genre pop

Total 443

Test Statistics(a)

music purchases I

conduct belong to the musical genre

pop Mann-Whitney U 19019,500

Wilcoxon W 62679,500

Z -2,290

Asymp. Sig. (2-tailed) ,022 a Grouping Variable: gender

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2

Gender – Genre Music:Rock Crosstabs

Table 3.9

gender * music purchases I conduct belong to the musical genre rock Crosstabulation

% within gender

music purchases I conduct belong to the musical genre rock

strongly

disagree disagree undecided agree strongly

agree Total

male 21,0% 3,7% 10,2% 33,6% 31,5% 100,0%

gender

female 28,4% 8,1% 12,2% 31,1% 20,3% 100,0%

Total 23,5% 5,2% 10,8% 32,7% 27,8% 100,0%

Gender – Genre Music:Pop Crosstabs

Table 3.10

gender* music purchases I conduct belong to the musical genre pop Crosstabulation

% within gender

music purchases I conduct belong to the musical genre pop

Strongly

disagree agree undecided agree strongly

agree Total

male 23,4% 7,5% 20,7% 30,5% 18,0% 100,0%

gender

female 20,3% 2,0% 12,8% 44,6% 20,3% 100,0%

Total 22,3% 5,6% 18,1% 35,2% 18,7% 100,0%

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Gender – Genre Music: Rock + Pop Means

Table 3.9 (referred in section 4.1.2) Report

gender

music purchases I

conduct belong to the musical genre

rock

music purchases I

conduct belong to the musical genre

pop

Mean 3,51 3,12

N 295 295

male

Std. Deviation 1,491 1,423

Mean 3,07 3,43

N 148 148

female

Std. Deviation 1,533 1,385

Mean 3,36 3,22

N 443 443

Total

Std. Deviation 1,518 1,417

D

Age – Number of albums purchased per month Oneway

Table 4.1 (referred in section 4.1.3)

ANOVA how many albums do you purchase per month on average

Sum of

Squares df Mean Square F Sig.

Between Groups 170,833 4 42,708 4,828 ,001

Within Groups 3874,237 438 8,845

Total 4045,070 442

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*

Post Hoc Tests

Table 4.2 (referred in section 4.1.2)

Multiple Comparisons Dependent Variable: how many albums do you purchase per month on average Scheffe

95% Confidence Interval (I) age categories (J) age categories

Mean Difference

(I-J) Std. Error Sig. Lower Bound Upper Bound

2 ,353 ,445 ,960 -1,02 1,73

3 -,928 ,526 ,539 -2,55 ,70

4 -1,105 ,480 ,260 -2,59 ,38

1

5 -,745 ,528 ,737 -2,38 ,89

1 -,353 ,445 ,960 -1,73 1,02

3 -1,281 ,440 ,078 -2,64 ,08

4 -1,458(*) ,385 ,007 -2,65 -,27

2

5 -1,098 ,443 ,190 -2,47 ,27

1 ,928 ,526 ,539 -,70 2,55

2 1,281 ,440 ,078 -,08 2,64

4 -,177 ,476 ,998 -1,65 1,29

3

5 ,183 ,524 ,998 -1,44 1,80

1 1,105 ,480 ,260 -,38 2,59

2 1,458(*) ,385 ,007 ,27 2,65

3 ,177 ,476 ,998 -1,29 1,65

4

5 ,361 ,478 ,966 -1,12 1,84

1 ,745 ,528 ,737 -,89 2,38

2 1,098 ,443 ,190 -,27 2,47

3 -,183 ,524 ,998 -1,80 1,44

5

4 -,361 ,478 ,966 -1,84 1,12

* The mean difference is significant at the .05 level.

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+ Table 4.3 (referred in section 4.1.3)

Multiple Comparisons Dependent Variable: how many albums do you purchase per month on average Bonferroni

95% Confidence Interval (I) age categories (J) age categories

Mean Difference

(I-J) Std. Error Sig. Lower Bound Upper Bound

2 ,353 ,445 1,000 -,90 1,61

3 -,928 ,526 ,782 -2,41 ,56

4 -1,105 ,480 ,218 -2,46 ,25

1

5 -,745 ,528 1,000 -2,23 ,74

1 -,353 ,445 1,000 -1,61 ,90

3 -1,281(*) ,440 ,038 -2,52 -,04

4 -1,458(*) ,385 ,002 -2,54 -,37

2

5 -1,098 ,443 ,135 -2,35 ,15

1 ,928 ,526 ,782 -,56 2,41

2 1,281(*) ,440 ,038 ,04 2,52

4 -,177 ,476 1,000 -1,52 1,17

3

5 ,183 ,524 1,000 -1,29 1,66

1 1,105 ,480 ,218 -,25 2,46

2 1,458(*) ,385 ,002 ,37 2,54

3 ,177 ,476 1,000 -1,17 1,52

4

5 ,361 ,478 1,000 -,99 1,71

1 ,745 ,528 1,000 -,74 2,23

2 1,098 ,443 ,135 -,15 2,35

3 -,183 ,524 1,000 -1,66 1,29

5

4 -,361 ,478 1,000 -1,71 ,99

* The mean difference is significant at the .05 level.

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, Table 4.4 (referred in section 4.1.3)

Multiple Comparisons Dependent Variable: how many albums do you purchase per month on average LSD

95% Confidence Interval (I) age categories (J) age categories

Mean Difference

(I-J) Std. Error Sig. Lower Bound Upper Bound

2 ,353 ,445 ,428 -,52 1,23

3 -,928 ,526 ,078 -1,96 ,11

4 -1,105(*) ,480 ,022 -2,05 -,16

1

5 -,745 ,528 ,159 -1,78 ,29

1 -,353 ,445 ,428 -1,23 ,52

3 -1,281(*) ,440 ,004 -2,15 -,42

4 -1,458(*) ,385 ,000 -2,21 -,70

2

5 -1,098(*) ,443 ,014 -1,97 -,23

1 ,928 ,526 ,078 -,11 1,96

2 1,281(*) ,440 ,004 ,42 2,15

4 -,177 ,476 ,710 -1,11 ,76

3

5 ,183 ,524 ,726 -,85 1,21

1 1,105(*) ,480 ,022 ,16 2,05

2 1,458(*) ,385 ,000 ,70 2,21

3 ,177 ,476 ,710 -,76 1,11

4

5 ,361 ,478 ,451 -,58 1,30

1 ,745 ,528 ,159 -,29 1,78

2 1,098(*) ,443 ,014 ,23 1,97

3 -,183 ,524 ,726 -1,21 ,85

5

4 -,361 ,478 ,451 -1,30 ,58

* The mean difference is significant at the .05 level.

Age – Multi-Loyalty Oneway

Table 4.5 (referred in section 4.1.3)

ANOVA

the number of artists from which I always purchase the albums is

Sum of

Squares df Mean Square F Sig.

Between Groups 432,757 4 108,189 3,977 ,004

Within Groups 11915,902 438 27,205

Total 12348,659 442

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-

Post Hoc Tests

Table 4.6 (referred in section 4.1.3)

Multiple Comparisons

Dependent Variable: the number of artists from which I always purchase the albums is Scheffe

95% Confidence Interval (I) age categories (J) age categories

Mean Difference

(I-J) Std. Error Sig. Lower Bound Upper Bound

2 -,140 ,781 1,000 -2,56 2,28

3 -,775 ,922 ,950 -3,63 2,08

4 -2,601 ,842 ,051 -5,21 ,00

1

5 -,448 ,926 ,994 -3,31 2,42

1 ,140 ,781 1,000 -2,28 2,56

3 -,635 ,772 ,954 -3,02 1,75

4 -2,461(*) ,675 ,011 -4,55 -,37

2

5 -,308 ,776 ,997 -2,71 2,09

1 ,775 ,922 ,950 -2,08 3,63

2 ,635 ,772 ,954 -1,75 3,02

4 -1,826 ,834 ,311 -4,41 ,75

3

5 ,327 ,918 ,998 -2,51 3,17

1 2,601 ,842 ,051 ,00 5,21

2 2,461(*) ,675 ,011 ,37 4,55

3 1,826 ,834 ,311 -,75 4,41

4

5 2,153 ,838 ,161 -,44 4,75

1 ,448 ,926 ,994 -2,42 3,31

2 ,308 ,776 ,997 -2,09 2,71

3 -,327 ,918 ,998 -3,17 2,51

5

4 -2,153 ,838 ,161 -4,75 ,44

* The mean difference is significant at the .05 level.

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. Table 4.7 (referred in section 4.1.3)

Multiple Comparisons

Dependent Variable: the number of artists from which I always purchase the albums is Bonferroni

95% Confidence Interval (I) age categories (J) age categories

Mean Difference

(I-J) Std. Error Sig. Lower Bound Upper Bound

2 -,140 ,781 1,000 -2,34 2,06

3 -,775 ,922 1,000 -3,38 1,83

4 -2,601(*) ,842 ,021 -4,98 -,22

1

5 -,448 ,926 1,000 -3,06 2,16

1 ,140 ,781 1,000 -2,06 2,34

3 -,635 ,772 1,000 -2,81 1,54

4 -2,461(*) ,675 ,003 -4,36 -,56

2

5 -,308 ,776 1,000 -2,50 1,88

1 ,775 ,922 1,000 -1,83 3,38

2 ,635 ,772 1,000 -1,54 2,81

4 -1,826 ,834 ,292 -4,18 ,53

3

5 ,327 ,918 1,000 -2,26 2,92

1 2,601(*) ,842 ,021 ,22 4,98

2 2,461(*) ,675 ,003 ,56 4,36

3 1,826 ,834 ,292 -,53 4,18

4

5 2,153 ,838 ,106 -,21 4,52

1 ,448 ,926 1,000 -2,16 3,06

2 ,308 ,776 1,000 -1,88 2,50

3 -,327 ,918 1,000 -2,92 2,26

5

4 -2,153 ,838 ,106 -4,52 ,21

* The mean difference is significant at the .05 level.

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/ Table 4.8 (referred in section 4.1.3)

Multiple Comparisons Dependent Variable: the number of artists from which I always purchase the albums is LSD

95% Confidence Interval (I) age categories (J) age categories

Mean Difference

(I-J) Std. Error Sig. Lower Bound Upper Bound

2 -,140 ,781 ,858 -1,67 1,39

3 -,775 ,922 ,401 -2,59 1,04

4 -2,601(*) ,842 ,002 -4,26 -,95

1

5 -,448 ,926 ,629 -2,27 1,37

1 ,140 ,781 ,858 -1,39 1,67

3 -,635 ,772 ,412 -2,15 ,88

4 -2,461(*) ,675 ,000 -3,79 -1,13

2

5 -,308 ,776 ,692 -1,83 1,22

1 ,775 ,922 ,401 -1,04 2,59

2 ,635 ,772 ,412 -,88 2,15

4 -1,826(*) ,834 ,029 -3,47 -,19

3

5 ,327 ,918 ,722 -1,48 2,13

1 2,601(*) ,842 ,002 ,95 4,26

2 2,461(*) ,675 ,000 1,13 3,79

3 1,826(*) ,834 ,029 ,19 3,47

4

5 2,153(*) ,838 ,011 ,51 3,80

1 ,448 ,926 ,629 -1,37 2,27

2 ,308 ,776 ,692 -1,22 1,83

3 -,327 ,918 ,722 -2,13 1,48

5

4 -2,153(*) ,838 ,011 -3,80 -,51

* The mean difference is significant at the .05 level.

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0

Age – Number of albums purchased per month + Multi-Loyalty Nonparametric Correlations

Table 4.9 (referred in section 4.1.3)

Correlations

age

categories

how many albums do purchase per you

month on average

the number of artists from which I

always purchase the

albums is

Pearson Correlation 1 ,159(**) ,109(*)

Sig. (2-tailed) ,001 ,021

age categories

N 443 443 443

Pearson Correlation ,159(**) 1 ,402(**)

Sig. (2-tailed) ,001 ,000

how many albums do you purchase per month on average

N 443 443 443

Pearson Correlation ,109(*) ,402(**) 1

Sig. (2-tailed) ,021 ,000

the number of artists from which I always purchase the albums is

N

443 443 443

** Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).

* Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed).

Age - Loyalty Means

Table 4.10 (referred in section 4.1.3) Report

there are one or more artists from which I always purchase the latest album

age categories Mean N Std. Deviation

1 3,63 63 1,371

2 3,51 153 1,328

3 3,57 65 1,287

4 3,61 98 1,503

5 3,42 64 1,412

Total 3,55 443 1,377

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1

Age - Loyalty

Kruskal-Wallis Test

Table 4.11 (referred in section 4.1.3)

Ranks

age categories N Mean Rank

1 63 230,21

2 153 215,98

3 65 221,12

4 98 234,22

5 64 210,49

there are one or more artists from which I always purchase the latest album

Total 443

Test Statistics(a,b)

there are one or more artists

from which I always purchase the

latest album

Chi-Square 2,149

df 4

Asymp. Sig. ,708

a Kruskal Wallis Test

b Grouping Variable: age categories

E

Education Frequencies

Table 5.1 (referred in section 4.1.4)

what is your highest educational level

Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent

VMBO 15 3,4 3,4 3,4

HAVO 49 11,1 11,1 14,4

VWO 68 15,3 15,3 29,8

MBO 53 12,0 12,0 41,8

HBO 149 33,6 33,6 75,4

WO 109 24,6 24,6 100,0

Valid

Total 443 100,0 100,0

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*2

Education - Loyalty Kruskal-Wallis Test

Table 5.2 (referred in section 4.1.4)

Ranks

what is your highest

educational level N Mean Rank

VMBO 15 154,37

HAVO 49 243,61

VWO 68 213,04

MBO 53 241,36

HBO 149 219,61

WO 109 221,03

there are one or more artists from which I always purchase the latest album

Total 443

Test Statistics(a,b)

there are one or more artists

from which I always purchase the

latest album

Chi-Square 7,679

df 5

Asymp. Sig. ,175

a Kruskal Wallis Test

b Grouping Variable: what is your highest educational level

Education – Number of albums purchased per month Oneway

Table 5.3 (referred in section 4.1.4)

ANOVA

how many albums do you purchase per month on average / educational level

Sum of

Squares df Mean Square F Sig.

Between Groups 40,791 5 8,158 ,890 ,487

Within Groups 4004,279 437 9,163

Total 4045,070 442

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*

Education – Multi-Loyalty Oneway

Table 5.4 (referred in section 4.1.4)

ANOVA

the number of artists from which I always purchase the albums is / educational level

Sum of

Squares df Mean Square F Sig.

Between Groups 146,635 5 29,327 1,050 ,388

Within Groups 12202,024 437 27,922

Total 12348,659 442

Education – Genre Music:Pop Kruskal-Wallis Test

Table 5.5 (referred in section 4.1.4) Ranks

what is your highest

educational level N Mean Rank

VMBO 15 275,47

HAVO 49 202,20

VWO 68 220,83

MBO 53 228,09

HBO 149 222,70

WO 109 220,34

music purchases I conduct belong to the musical genre pop

Total 443

Test Statistics(a,b)

music purchases I

conduct belong to the musical genre

pop

Chi-Square 4,221

df 5

Asymp. Sig. ,518

a Kruskal Wallis Test

b Grouping Variable: what is your highest educational level

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**

Education – Genre Music Kruskal-Wallis Test

Table 5.6 (referred in section 4.1.4)

Ranks

what is your highest

educational level N Mean Rank

VMBO 15 170,97

HAVO 49 162,39

VWO 68 161,13

MBO 53 153,44

HBO 149 176,74

music purchases I conduct encompasses multiple musical genres

Total 334

Test Statistics(a,b)

muziekaankopde en die ik doe vallen binnen meerdere muziekgenres

Chi-Square 3,539

df 4

Asymp. Sig. ,472

a Kruskal Wallis Test

b Grouping Variable: what is your highest educational level

Education – Genre Music Crosstabs

Table 5.7 (referred in section 4.1.4)

what is your highest educational level * music purchases I conduct encompasses multiple musical genres Crosstabulation

% within what is your highest educational level

music purchases I conduct encompasses multiple musical genres

strongly

disagree disagree undecided agree strongly

agree Total

VMBO 6,7% 53,3% 40,0% 100,0%

HAVO 2,0% 4,1% 8,2% 46,9% 38,8% 100,0%

VWO 2,9% 5,9% 10,3% 39,7% 41,2% 100,0%

MBO 3,8% 1,9% 7,5% 54,7% 32,1% 100,0%

HBO 2,7% 2,7% 4,0% 45,0% 45,6% 100,0%

what is your highest educational level

WO 2,8% 5,5% 4,6% 32,1% 55,0% 100,0%

Total 2,7% 4,1% 5,9% 42,7% 44,7% 100,0%

(23)

*+

F

Genre Music:Rock - Loyalty Kruskal-Wallis Test

Table. 6.1 (referred in section 4.1.5) Ranks

music purchases I conduct belong to the

musical genre rock N Mean Rank

strongly disagree 104 197,79

disagree 23 196,28

undecided

48 179,38

agree 145 213,65

strongly agree 123 273,75

there are one or more artists from which I always purchase the latest album

Total 443

Test Statistics(a,b)

there are one or more artists

from which I always purchase the

latest album

Chi-Square 32,792

df 4

Asymp. Sig. ,000

a Kruskal Wallis Test

b Grouping Variable: music purchases I conduct belong to the musical genre rock

Genre Music:Alternative - Loyalty Kruskal-Wallis Test

Table 6.2 (referred in section 4.1.5)

Ranks

music purchases I conduct belong to the

musical genre alternative N Mean Rank

strongly disagree 152 216,52

disagree 41 198,67

undecided

58 192,38

agree 114 216,39

strongly agree 78 275,17

there are one or more artists from which I always purchase the latest album

Total 443

(24)

*, Test Statistics(a,b)

there are one or more artists

from which I always purchase the

latest album

Chi-Square 19,682

df 4

Asymp. Sig. ,001

a Kruskal Wallis Test

b Grouping Variable: music purchases I conduct belong to the musical genre alternative

Genre Music:Rock/R&B/Alternative - Loyalty Nonparametric Correlations

Table 6.3 (referred in section 4.1.5)

Correlations

there are one or more artists

from which I always purchase the

latest album

music purchases I

conduct belong to the musical genre

rock

music purchases I

conduct belong to the musical genre

r&b

music purchases I

conduct belong to the musical genre

alternative Correlation Coefficient 1,000 ,240(**) -,099(*) ,128(**)

Sig. (2-tailed) . ,000 ,037 ,007

there are one or more artists from which I always purchase the

latest album N 443 443 443 443

Correlation Coefficient ,240(**) 1,000 -,097(*) ,348(**)

Sig. (2-tailed) ,000 . ,040 ,000

music purchases I conduct belong to the musical genre rock

N 443 443 443 443

Correlation Coefficient -,099(*) -,097(*) 1,000 -,101(*)

Sig. (2-tailed) ,037 ,040 . ,033

music purchases I conduct belong to the musical genre r&b

N

443 443 443 443

Correlation Coefficient ,128(**) ,348(**) -,101(*) 1,000

Sig. (2-tailed) ,007 ,000 ,033 .

Spearman's rho

music purchases I conduct belong to the musical genre alternative

N 443 443 443 443

** Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).

* Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed).

(25)

*-

Genre Music:Rock/Pop/Alternative Frequencies

Table 6.4 (referred in section 4.1.5)

music purchases I conduct belong to the musical genre rock

Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative

Percent

strongly disagree 104 23,5 23,5 23,5

disagree 23 5,2 5,2 28,7

undecided

48 10,8 10,8 39,5

agree 145 32,7 32,7 72,2

strongly agree 123 27,8 27,8 100,0

Valid

Total 443 100,0 100,0

music purchases I conduct belong to the musical genre pop

Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative

Percent

strongly disagree 99 22,3 22,3 22,3

disagree 25 5,6 5,6 28,0

undecided

80 18,1 18,1 46,0

agree 156 35,2 35,2 81,3

strongly agree 83 18,7 18,7 100,0

Valid

Total 443 100,0 100,0

music purchases I conduct belong to the musical genre alternative

Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative

Percent

strongly disagree 152 34,3 34,3 34,3

disagree 41 9,3 9,3 43,6

undecided

58 13,1 13,1 56,7

agree 114 25,7 25,7 82,4

strongly agree 78 17,6 17,6 100,0

Valid

Total 443 100,0 100,0

(26)

*.

Genre Music – Number of albums purchased per month + Multi-Loyalty Nonparametric Correlations

Table 6.5 (referred in section 4.1.5)

Correlations

music purchases I

conduct encompasses

multiple musical genres

how many albums do purchase per you

month on average

the number of artists from which I

always purchase the

albums is Correlation Coefficient 1,000 ,145(**) ,097(*)

Sig. (2-tailed) . ,002 ,040

music purchases I conduct encompasses multiple musical genre

N 443 443 443

Correlation Coefficient ,145(**) 1,000 ,420(**)

Sig. (2-tailed) ,002 . ,000

how many albums do you purchase per month on average

N 443 443 443

Correlation Coefficient ,097(*) ,420(**) 1,000

Sig. (2-tailed) ,040 ,000 .

Spearman's rho

the number of artists from which I always purchase the albums is

N

443 443 443

** Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).

* Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed)

G

Music Involvement - Gender Mann-Whitney Test

Table 7.1 (referred in section 4.1.6) Ranks

gender N Mean Rank Sum of Ranks

male 295 235,04 69338,00

female 148 196,00 29008,00

obtain all the released albums from the preferred artist

Total 443

male 295 232,07 68460,50

female 148 201,93 29885,50

search for information about the preferred artist

Total 443

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