Introduction:

Quantitative research is an explaining phenomenon through the collecting quantitative or numerical data and analyse it in numerical or statistical manner. It mainly deals with numbers. The quantitative research is an explaining phenomenon by collecting numerical data that are analysed using mathematically based method. Quantitative research is the numerical and manipulation of observation for the purpose of describing and explaining the phenomena that those observation reflect. Quantitative research is explaining phenomena by collecting numerical data that are analysed by using statistical based methods. Quantitative research emphasis on collecting and analysing information in the form of numbers. It emphasis on the procedure of complaining groups or relating factors about individuals or groups in experiments correlation studies in experiments co-relational studies and surveys. About SPSS: SPSS (Statistical Software Package for Social Science) is software for managing data and calculating a wide variety of statistics. This software helps to social science researcher to analyze the quantitative data. This is very reliable and authentic in terms of findings. In this time most of social science researchers are using it to analyze the quantitative data. As this assignment is based on the set of question and a set of feed data in SPSS, I have taken Uttar Pradesh for my assignment. Whatever hypothesis I will formulate it should be consider in respect to Uttar Pradesh, and my interpretation will be based on the testable variable in respect to Uttar Pradesh.

(I) Hypothesis: There is significance difference between consumption of rice and place of domicile in the state of Uttar Pradesh.

t- test: The t-tests statistical significance and the t-tests effect size are the two primary
outputs of the t-test. Statistical significance indicates whether the difference between sample averages is likely to represent an actual difference between populations and the effect size indicates whether that difference is large enough to be practically meaningful. For this test I has taken to variable, one is rice of consumption and second one is place of domicile. I also used the one sample test.

Variable for testing:

(a) Consumption of rice scale or interval variable (b) Place of domicile Nominal variable

One sample test

t HH3 1.9 Rural/Urban/slum HH19 12.1 Rice: PDS price 164.456 314.968

df 3511 3511

Sig. (2-tailed) .000 .000

As I have formulated my hypothesis that there is significance difference between consumption of rice and place of domicile so as this table is showing that difference is less

than 0.05, it means there is significance difference between consumption of rice and place of domicile in Uttar Pradesh

(II) Hypothesis:
There is direct relationship with the amount of jewellery and debt of respondents in the state of Uttar Pradesh. Co-relation - Correlation is a statistical technique that can show whether and how strongly pairs of variables are related. Mainly we use this test to know the relation between two variables and also we use it to see the impact on the other variable. Variable for testing: (a) Amount of jewellery - Scale or interval variable. (b) Debt- Scale or interval variable. Value Interval Pearsons R by interval .087 Asymp. Std Error .035

As I have formulated hypothesis that there is direct relationship between jewellery and debt of respondents in the state of Uttar Pradesh. With the help of this table we can see output is plus .035, it means there is direct relationship between jewellery and debt of respondents in Uttar Pradesh.

References: Bryman, A. (2008). Social Research Method. Oxford University Press. SPSS data set of Indian Human Development Survey 2005. Questionnaire set of Indian Human Development Survey 2005.