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Hi,
I've never used a student room before so I'm not entirely sure what to expect.
I'm studying psychology and criminology and as part of an assignment I have to use spss.
I'm just wondering if someone can help point me in the right direction.
I've been provided with the raw data and COPE scores.
How do I put this raw data into spss so I can start analysing it?
Thanks in advance
I've never used a student room before so I'm not entirely sure what to expect.
I'm studying psychology and criminology and as part of an assignment I have to use spss.
I'm just wondering if someone can help point me in the right direction.
I've been provided with the raw data and COPE scores.
How do I put this raw data into spss so I can start analysing it?
Thanks in advance
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Hi I am a psych grad- you need to add the score into the 'Data View' window and then the labels (variable names - under 'Name') into the 'Variable View' window. Ensure that you define the level of measurement (scale, nominal..).
To analyse, click on 'Analyze' at the top. Then select the appropriate analysis.
Hope this is enough!
To analyse, click on 'Analyze' at the top. Then select the appropriate analysis.
Hope this is enough!
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(Original post by Jonnys96)
Hi I am a psych grad- you need to add the score into the 'Data View' window and then the labels (variable names - under 'Name'
into the 'Variable View' window. Ensure that you define the level of measurement (scale, nominal..).
To analyse, click on 'Analyze' at the top. Then select the appropriate analysis.
Hope this is enough!
Hi I am a psych grad- you need to add the score into the 'Data View' window and then the labels (variable names - under 'Name'
into the 'Variable View' window. Ensure that you define the level of measurement (scale, nominal..). To analyse, click on 'Analyze' at the top. Then select the appropriate analysis.
Hope this is enough!
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It sounds like an independent groups design as you have two separate groups... So is it - IV has two levels (younger and mature) and the DV is social support? If so, you may need to calculate an unrelated t-test If you're first year, it should not go beyond that type of calculation 
If you're first year, it should not go beyond that type of calculation 
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(Original post by Jonnys96)
It sounds like an independent groups design as you have two separate groups... So is it - IV has two levels (younger and mature) and the DV is social support? If so, you may need to calculate an unrelated t-test If you're first year, it should not go beyond that type of calculation
It sounds like an independent groups design as you have two separate groups... So is it - IV has two levels (younger and mature) and the DV is social support? If so, you may need to calculate an unrelated t-test
If you're first year, it should not go beyond that type of calculation
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Omg no way haha! ANOVA is much more advanced than that (three levels or more than one IV. Yeah same test! The DV must always be scale for it to meet parametric assumptions
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(Original post by Jonnys96)
Omg no way haha! ANOVA is much more advanced than that (three levels or more than one IV. Yeah same test! The DV must always be scale for it to meet parametric assumptions
Omg no way haha! ANOVA is much more advanced than that (three levels or more than one IV. Yeah same test! The DV must always be scale for it to meet parametric assumptions
I have finally completed the test ( i know it took me a while , had to watch a couple of YouTube videos -__-)
Really appreciate your help
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