Conputing p-values

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Conputing p-values

E. Bernardo
Hello everyone,
 
Below is the syntax I used to estimate the parameters of a conjoint model.  Provided below also is the sample output of the syntax. ( Please dont bother of the large standard errors in the outputs because these are just hypothetical data.)
 
The syntax provides the mean utility and standard error for each factor category.  Is there a way to compute the p-value associated for each mean utility and standard error.  That is, can we add a line in the syntax asking spss to compute the p-values?
 
Or, as an alternative, is there a way to compute the p-value using only the mean and standard error?
 
Thanks.
Eins
 
CONJOINT PLAN 'c:\eins\Design2.sav'
   /DATA  'c:\eins\dataforanalysis.sav'
   /RANK = com_1 to com_12
   /SUBJECT=Res#
   /FACTORS CurrOff(discrete) Tuition(discrete less) Location Program Prof Instruction Facility ClassSched
  /PLOT SUMMARY.
 
 
 
Sample Outputs:

Utilities

 

 

Utility Estimate

Std. Error

CurrOff

MBA & Doctoral Degrees

1.667

1.126

Double Courses for MBA

-1.667

1.126

Tuition

P1500 Below

-.667

1.126

P1500 Above

.667

1.126

Location

University Belt

-.167

1.126

Near Place of Work

.167

1.126

Program

With Thesis

.333

1.126

None-Thesis

-.333

1.126

Prof

Doctoral Degree Full-time Academician

-.500

1.126

Doctoral Degree with Industry Experience

.500

1.126

Instruction

Online

-1.833

1.126

Classroom

1.833

1.126

Facility

Library Internet & Manual Payment System

-.833

1.126

Library Internet & Online Payment System

.833

1.126

ClassSched

Weekdays & Weekends

.667

1.126

Weekends Only

-.667

1.126

(Constant)

6.500

1.126

 

 

 


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