Learn what learning tools ICPSR has to offer for quantitative research Capture your files and work –for working effectively and being able to back up your research resultsĥ Introducing Spss Benefits of SPSS? WHERE? SPSS is installed in:Įasy to learn All the benefits of the computing syntax code behind your GUI-driven statistics Designed for social science data SPSS supports labels, declared missing values and so on,(good data markup) e.g.,: Label: Perception of local police: Treating people fairly for the variable PLP_160, (see page 8 of colebook) Label: Married for the value 1, Living common-law for the value 2, …. Inferential analysis is about predictions.Ĥ Learning outcomes Find out what files you need to do basic SPSS quantitative analysis Learn how to capture your files and your work Learn what elements you can use for a descriptive analysis of your SPSS data: General Social Survey, 2014, cycle 8, Victimization: Main file. Quantitative analysis has two aspects: Descriptive statistics (Description or summarization of or showing the data at hand), E.g., According to the data from the 2006 Census, women are twice than men as likely to be single parents than men if they live in Ontario. Type in in your browser URL box Doubleclick on the file: Save to your desktop under a folder called “SPSS” (need to create?)ģ Overview Working with quantitative data Introducing SPSSĮlements of your descriptive analysis Before SPSS, check your data literacy: Who do the data cover? When/where was it gathered? Was it a sample, of whom? What do the data mean? Or in other words, the background story to your analysis, and the write-up of your methodology Descriptive statistics 101 Archive your work Introducation to Univariate and Bivariate descriptive analysis for data variables Weights Selected options for presenting data ICPSR data research materials for students… Quantitative human data is very likely to include qualitative data. Presentation on theme: "ANALYZING QUANTITATIVE DATA WITH SPSS"- Presentation transcript:
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