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          4.3                                        : Multicollinearity Analysis

                                       Model                           Tolerance   VIF
                                               Price
                                               Product Quality         0.586     1.707
                                               Service Quality         0.541     1.849
                                                                       0.375     2.668
                                       a. Dependent Variable: customer satisfaction


            4.3.2 Multiple Regression Analysis
            As shown  in  Table  4.4,  customer  satisfaction  after  the  adjustment  is  0.671%,  indicating  that  61.7%  of  customer  satisfaction will
            be significantly explained by price, product quality, and repair quality. The ANOVA table showed that F (3,124) =81.554, the many effect
            value was but 0.05 (P =0.000) and no over α (0.001). Therefore, it is concluded that a minimum of one in all the three variables features
            a significant impact on the variable customer satisfaction, as shown in Table 4.5.

            In Table 4.6, the output of the coefficients shows that hypotheses 1, 2, and 3 show that price, product quality, and repair quality positively
            affect customer satisfaction of bamboo house enterprises. As seen from the table, price, product quality and repair quality have a big direct
            correlation with customer satisfaction, which are P =0 (P <0.01), P =0.022 (P <0.05) and P =0.112 (P <0.1), respectively. The standardised
            beta values of product quality and repair quality are positive (0.718,0.199), respectively, while the standardised beta values of price are
            negative (-0.11). Consistent with Cohen (1988), a positive beta value indicates that both variables positively impact customer satisfaction,
            while a negative beta value indicates that variable 'price' incorporates a negative impact on customer satisfaction. Therefore, H1, H2, and H3
            are supported during this study.
                                       Table 4.4: Model Summary of Multiple Regression Analysis

                           Model     R      R Square   Adjusted R Square   Std. Error of the Estimate
                           1         .819a   0.671     0.663               0.43001
                           a. Predictors: (Constant), service, price, product
                           b. Dependent Variable: Customer Satisfaction


                                                       Table 4.5: ANOVA

                                             Model  F      Sig
                                             1      81.554  .000b
                                             a. Predictors: (Constant), service, price, product
                                             b. Dependent Variable: Customer Satisfaction

                                           Table 4.6: Results of Multiple Regression Analysis

                           Model                              Standardized Coefficients
                                                              Beta   t      Sig.   p-value
                           1      (Constant)                         6.137   0
                                  Price                       -0.11   -1.602   0.112   <0.1*






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