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            4.3 Descriptive Analysis

            The descriptive statistics of this research indicate minimum, maximum, mean and standard deviation of all variables as well as the number
            of respondents was valid. Hence, the table below indicate the highest mean value is consumers’ intentions which is 4.696 and the lowest is
            perceived behavioral control as 4.423. In addition, the highest dispersion for standard deviation was recorded by variable of awareness which
            is 0.527 while the lowest dispersion is attitude with 0.457.


                                Table 4.3: Mean and Standard Deviation for All Variables

                            Variables              N       Minimum    Maximum       Mean      Std. Deviation

                            Knowledge             140        3.00        5.00       4.616        0.497
                             Attitude             140        3.25        5.00       4.645        0.457
                         Subjective Norms         140        2.25        5.00       4.488        0.525
                     Perceived Behavioral Control   140      2.75        5.00       4.423        0.515
                            Awareness             140        3.00        5.00       4.600        0.527
                        Consumers’ Intentions     140        2.00        5.00       4.696        0.524
                         Valid N (listwise)       140



            4.4 Normality Test

            Normally distributed data is referring to the  anticipated by a lot of statistical procedures and many transformations are applied to adjust data
            that are not normally distributed (Garson, 2012). It supported by the normality can be assessed visually by observe a frequency histogram,
            or measure the output of a normal probability plot by the majority computer programs such as SPSS software that used for this research.
            Skewness and kurtosis are categorised as descriptive statistics while Shapiro-Wilk test (SW), Kolmogorov- Smirnov (KS), Anderson-Darling
            (AD) are theory-based methods (Nornadiah et al., 2011). Thus, normality test which skewness and kurtosis were measured for this study and
            results have been obtained as in the table below for all listed variables respectively.


                                           Table 4.4: Normality Test Result

                                                       Descriptive Statistics
                                                           Skewness                        Kurtosis
                                           N      Statistic   SE      Z-value    Statistic   SE      Z-value
                 Knowledge                140      -1.200    0.205     -1.405     0.682     0.407     0.275
                 Attitude                 140      -1.136    0.205     -1.341     0.408     0.407     0.001
                 Subjective Norms         140      -1.518    0.205     -1.723     3.232     0.407     2.825
                 Perceived Behavioural    140      -0.831    0.205     -1.036     0.311     0.407     -0.096
                 Control
                 Awareness                140      -1.148    0.205     -1.353     0.239     0.407     -0.168
                 Consumers’ Intentions    140      -2.248    0.205     -2.453     6.211     0.407     5.804




            The data is considered to be normally distributed if the  values of skewness are between +3 and -3 (Othman Talib, 2013). Meanwhile,
            acceptable range for kurtosis values are between +10 and -10 (Kline, 2009). Based on the results above, the skewness and kurtosis values for
            all variables are normally distributed which the values are within range of ± 3.0 and ± 10.0 respectively. Hence, the result shows that the
            data can be considered as normally distributed data.





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