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Table 3: Distribution of questionnaire Test of hypotheses Table 4: Return rate of questionnaire

Table 3 Distribution of questionnaire Test of hypotheses Table 4: Return rate of questionnaire

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*100% usable questionnaire
*100% usable questionnaire
*Based on the cases of usable questionnaire Table 2: Population stratification on demographics
*Based on the cases of usable questionnaire Table 2: Population stratification on demographics
Scale and symbol codes: SA = strongly agree; A = agree; D = disagree; SD = strongly disagree; X = Mean; x = standard deviation. Decision rule: Respondents disagree if x < 2.49, otherwise respondents agree. Decision is based on effective sample size (=100) for multiple sub-scale and nature of data, as xis expected to increase significantly from a lesser degree; hence, the Mean-Value Theorem applies (Egbulonu, 2007). Table 5: Statistics of responses
Scale and symbol codes: SA = strongly agree; A = agree; D = disagree; SD = strongly disagree; X = Mean; x = standard deviation. Decision rule: Respondents disagree if x < 2.49, otherwise respondents agree. Decision is based on effective sample size (=100) for multiple sub-scale and nature of data, as xis expected to increase significantly from a lesser degree; hence, the Mean-Value Theorem applies (Egbulonu, 2007). Table 5: Statistics of responses
Table 6: Z-test Table (H1) using items 2b-2f in Table 5 for UNSDGs 4, 6 & 7 Table 7: Z-test Table (H2) using item 1a in Table 5 for UNSDGs 3, 6 & 7
Table 6: Z-test Table (H1) using items 2b-2f in Table 5 for UNSDGs 4, 6 & 7 Table 7: Z-test Table (H2) using item 1a in Table 5 for UNSDGs 3, 6 & 7