03 Descriptive Statistics and z Scores in SPSS – SPSS for Beginners смотреть онлайн

2021 NEW SERIES for SPSS 27: https://youtu.be/PN-H8GikRQ0
In this third video about SPSS for Beginners, Dr. Daniel shows you three ways to approach descriptive statistics in SPSS. If you want quick and basic descriptive statistics, use the Descriptives command to get the most commonly used statistics. The Frequencies command gives you a wide range of possibilities with the most flexibility to choose exactly what output that you want. When you want maximum output with lots of graphs – or if you want to split the descriptive statistics by a categorical variable (like gender), then use the Explore command.

For more training about how to use SPSS, please check out these videos.
Explore and Summarize Categorical (Nominal or Ordinal) Data in SPSS: https://youtu.be/_XDHYsOT-9E
Summarize Scale Data with Frequencies and Descriptives Commands in SPSS: https://youtu.be/Vidq2JupMM8
Exploring Scale Data with the Explore Command in SPSS: https://youtu.be/7aQTbnYV7j0
A Gentle Introduction to z Scores: https://youtu.be/xtWmpSaLmlQ
A Gentle Introduction to the One Sample z Test: https://youtu.be/Lwn3dCRG4po
How to do a One Sample z Test in SPSS: https://youtu.be/HC-oKjNwiXc

This video uses a dataset we create in the first video of the series and SPSS version 24

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