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If the sample sizes in each group is larger than 5, the Kruskal-Wallis rank test statistic can be approximated by a chi-square distribution.
Psychological Factors
Elements of human behavior and processes that affect an individual's decisions and actions, particularly in the context of purchase behavior.
Buying Decisions
The process or act of choosing to purchase a product or service based on various factors like need, desire, and affordability.
Social Factors
Elements that influence individuals' behavior and attitudes, including cultural, societal norms, and community influences.
Product Advantage
The benefits or superior features that make a product more desirable to consumers compared to competitors' offerings.
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