SPSS + NFTs + Errors Flashcards

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Definition regression

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regression analysis is a set of statistical processes for estimating the relationships between a dependent variable and one or more independent variables

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Definition correlation

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correlation or dependence is any statistical relationship, whether causal or not, between two random variables or bivariate data

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3
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How is the p-value called in the SPSS-output?

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Sig.

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4
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Which alpha levels can be chosen for SPSS analysis?

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0,05 or 0,01

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5
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When has the independent variable a significant effect on the dependent variable?

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when the p-value is less than the alpha value

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How does the table for correlation look?

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  • rows and coloums with variables

- the correlation between all variables is measured

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Name an example sentence for expressing the correlation between two variables

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The correlation between the variables X and Y is in-/significant because because the p-value (..) is (not) less than the chosen alpha value of 0,05

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8
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Where to find the dependent variable of regression

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underneath the table

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9
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What is alpha?

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the significance value

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10
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Name possible consumer benefits types of NFTs

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  • utilitarian

- hedonic

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11
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Define type 1 Error

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-hypothesis is true but gets rejected

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Define type 2 error

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the wrong hypothesis is accepted

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13
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Define hedonic

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intrinsic

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14
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define utilitarian

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extrinsic

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What are hedonic NFT benefits?

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  • experiential, and affective aspects of a product

- Such benefits are non-instrumental and thus appreciated for their own sake rather than their practical purposes

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16
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What are utilitarian NFT benefits?

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  • provide customer value by bringing means to an end

- benefits can be instrumental, functional, and cognitive

17
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Name the types of roles NFTs can play from companies perspective

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1) NFTs as a product offering in their own right

2) NFTs as a means to achieve other goals (not related to product offerings

18
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Name examples for utilitarian benefits of NFTs as a product offering in their own right

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1) NFTs are assets with future earning potential (e.g. 3LAUs album as an NFT)
2) • NFTs as a part of a bundling package to enhance the utilitarian aspects of NFTs (e.g., BAYC)

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BAYC

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Bored Ape Yacht Club

20
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Name an example for hedonic benefits of NFTs as a product offering in their own right

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  • Utilities associated with one-of-a-kind and exclusive products (e.g., NBA Top Shot)
  • An emotional selling proposition to sell NFTs (e.g., Budweiser, Gucci).
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Name examples for utilitarian benefits of NFTs as a means to achieve other goals (not related to product offerings)

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• Higher instrumental benefits from products that are tracked and traced using NFTs (e.g., Icecap’s use of ERC721 token to track and trace diamonds)

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Name an example for hedonic benefits of NFTs as a means to achieve other goals (not related to product offerings)

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• NFTs as a part of non-price promotions such as free giveaways, sweepstakes or other business initiatives such as CSR (e.g., Coca-Cola’s “rooftop” party on Decentraland, McDonald’s China gifting NFTs).

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Name an example for hedonic benefits of NFTs as a means to achieve other goals (not related to product offerings)

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• NFTs as a part of non-price promotions such as free giveaways, sweepstakes or other business initiatives such as CSR (e.g., Coca-Cola’s “rooftop” party on Decentraland, McDonald’s China gifting NFTs).

24
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Give more details on 3LAU’s use of NFTs

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  • the DJ Justin David Blau has created the music platform Royal
  • artists can give their fans direct ownerships of their songs
  • fans can also receive royalties when the song gets popular
  • NFTs are offered at auctions via OpenSea
25
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Give more details on the NBA’s approach to use NFTs

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  • NBA Top Shot guarantees exclusive ownership of a digital asset and thus increases the utility associated with and social status that comes with the ownership of the asset
  • serial numbers are anothe huge indicator of value
  • customers/can be sure that they posses a valid product
  • sellling/exchange is made easily through the tamper-proof system
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Give more information on Icecaps use of NFT

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  • ERC721 tokens to track diamonds
  • are an digital twin of the physical products
  • blockchain can store information on origin, owner history etc.
  • thus value of products might increase
27
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Why can errors always be made?

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Because we cannot make any statement about a sample with complete certainty, there is always the chance that an error will be made

28
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When is a observation certain?

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When a researcher makes the observation using a census, meaning that every unit (person or object) in a population is measured, then conclusions are certain

29
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Long definition type 1 error

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A Type I error occurs when a condition that is true in the population is rejected based on statistical observations

30
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Long definition Type 2 error

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A Type II error is the probability of failing to reject a false hypothesis.
This incorrect decision is called beta (β).

31
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How can errors in correlation be eliminated

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-increase sample size (until full population is measured)

32
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Why can Type 1 and 2 errors not simoultaneously eliminated?

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-they are inversely related
-lower significance level -> Type 2
higher significance level -> Type 1