KMO and Bartlett's Test For Customer Expectations of Service
KMO and Bartlett's Test For Customer Expectations of Service
A total of 12 variables were identified for the purpose of collecting expectations from the
service users. In order to reduce the number of variables and to identify the key factors
contributing towards the expectations of services, factor analysis is performed. KMO and
Bartletts test is conducted to identify the sampling adequacy.
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Sig. .000
KMO of sampling adequacy value for the service quality measures is 0.582 and it
indicates that the sample is adequate to consider the data as normally distributed.
The number of factors as identified by performing the screen plot. The results are shown
below,
Screen plot shown the above figure gives a pictorial view of the number of components
to be shortlisted and to become factors based on Eigen value. So from the above chart
become three factors have been shortlisted.
Rotated component matrix is used to identify the factors after data reduction. The
results are shown below,
Interpretation
From the above table, factors above the values above 0.5 are considered. They are
Level of satisfaction towards practice test, Level of satisfaction towards assessment Mode,
Level of satisfaction towards adaptive Mode, Level of satisfaction towards willingness to buy
the product again and Level of satisfaction towards recent customer service experience.