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Data Analysis: SPSS Tutorial for data analysis || Full Data Analysis Free Course

0 مناظر· 09/15/24
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SPSS Statistics is a software package used for interactive, or batched, statistical analysis. Long produced by SPSS Inc., it was acquired by IBM in 2009. The current versions are named IBM SPSS Statistics. In this course you will how to use SPSS for data analysis. This #SPSS course is beginner friendly.

Along the way you will learn about the following topic:
Welcome - SPSS: An Introduction - 1.1 (0:00)
Versions, Editions, & Modules - SPSS: An Introduction - 2.1 (2:33)
Taking a Look - SPSS: An Introduction - 2.2 (8:10)
Sample Data - SPSS: An Introduction - 2.3 (15:20)
Graphboard Templates - SPSS: An Introduction - 3.1 (19:10)
Bar Charts - SPSS: An Introduction - 3.2 (28:17)
Histograms - SPSS: An Introduction - 3.3 (34:00)
Scatterplots - SPSS: An Introduction - 3.4 (37:30)
Frequencies - SPSS: An Introduction - 4.1 (44:30)
Descriptives - SPSS: An Introduction - 4.2 (53:00)
Explore - SPSS: An Introduction - 4.3 (1:1:00)
Labels & Definitions - SPSS: An Introduction - 5.1 (1:12:00)
Entering Data - SPSS: An Introduction - 5.2 (1:23:00)
Importing Data - SPSS: An Introduction - 5.3 (1:26:00)
Hierarchical Clustering - SPSS: An Introduction - 6.1 (1:37:00)
Factor Analysis - SPSS: An Introduction - 6.2 (1:48:00)
Regression - SPSS: An Introduction - 6.3 (2:3:00)
Next Steps - SPSS: An Introduction - 7.1 (2:15:00)

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