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Gender Aspect Of Professional Image Of Future Entrepreneurs In The Fashion Industry

Table 1: The results of calculating the significance of the Levin criterion and the Student's T-criterion of indicators of career orientations of the personality of students (boys and girls) as future entrepreneurs in the fashion industry according to the method of Shane

Scales of the method The hypothesis of equality of variance Meaning of the Levin criterion Meaning of t-criterion The two-sided meaning
Professional competence Equal variances are assumed 0,856 1,928 0,059
Not assumed 1,928 0,059
Management Equal variances are assumed 0,069 2,299 0,025
Not assumed 2,299 0,025
Autonomy Equal variances are assumed 0,101 7,41 0
Not assumed 7,41 0
Stability Equal variances are assumed 0,065 1,275 0,207
Not assumed 1,275 0,208
Ministry Equal variances are assumed 0,001 -6,061 0
Not assumed -6,061 0
Challenge Equal variances are assumed 0,435 5,94 0
Not assumed 5,94 0
Integration of lifestyles Equal variances are assumed 0,568 1,887 0,064
Not assumed 1,887 0,064
Entrepreneurship Equal variances are assumed 0,505 2,139 0,037
Not assumed 2,139 0,037
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