This was the most helpful video I have watched for comparing groups. It was easy to follow. I can write chapter four of my dissertation and feel confident about the data. I am posting this on social media. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!!
So glad to hear that your research is well underway. Glad that the video was helpful. It is especially gratifying to know that the material is being used with a dissertation.
How to find out the frquencies like median, s.d of the likert scale data by splitting overall group into different groups and find the frquencies of each group...Like this group median is ...and s.d is......i am only able to find the individual frequencies but not the group ..hope u understand my question and help me.
Hi Anita - the simplest solution would be to recode into a new variable with 1 = male, 0 = female, and all others being system missing. You could then use your recoded variable as the split variable for your analysis. Good luck
Hard to say without seeing the data, but I would suggest to make sure that your new variable is coded as categorical (nominal). If the split is ranges, make sure they are coded as integers (0-5 = 1, 6-10 = 2, 11-15 = 3, etc.) and use the variable labels for the ranges. If you want to run a separate regression for each category, you would need to use the SPLIT FILE command. hope that is helpful.
This was the most helpful video I have watched for comparing groups. It was easy to follow. I can write chapter four of my dissertation and feel confident about the data. I am posting this on social media. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!!
So glad to hear that your research is well underway. Glad that the video was helpful. It is especially gratifying to know that the material is being used with a dissertation.
this saved my grade!!! thank you!!!
Great news! Glad the the video was helpful
How to find out the frquencies like median, s.d of the likert scale data by splitting overall group into different groups and find the frquencies of each group...Like this group median is ...and s.d is......i am only able to find the individual frequencies but not the group ..hope u understand my question and help me.
how do you compare the percentages of a descriptive statistic between the same group after split file?
I have more than two gender categories. I want to split the file with only male and female participants. How would I be able to do this?
Hi Anita - the simplest solution would be to recode into a new variable with 1 = male, 0 = female, and all others being system missing. You could then use your recoded variable as the split variable for your analysis. Good luck
I want to run a regression analysis for each category of the variable that I split. But SPSS won't let me. Any advice?
Hard to say without seeing the data, but I would suggest to make sure that your new variable is coded as categorical (nominal). If the split is ranges, make sure they are coded as integers (0-5 = 1, 6-10 = 2, 11-15 = 3, etc.) and use the variable labels for the ranges. If you want to run a separate regression for each category, you would need to use the SPLIT FILE command. hope that is helpful.
@@ResearchByDesign thank you so much. This helped!!
can we compare the means of splited group?