Introduction to SPSS Software for Beginners (Part 1)

This video tutorial is an introduction to SPSS software, especially for beginners who knows little or nothing about the SPSS Software. In this video, I concentrated on showing you how to enter data directly to the SPSS Data View workspace and how to use the file menu option to load in data saved in excel spreadsheet plus how to define the properties of the data variables.
This video is an interesting one as it deals with the rudimentary knowledge of SPSS, including transitions and communication between the Data View window and Variable View window. Once you have learnt the content of this video, analyzing data using SPSS would become simpler for you. So, it is imperative that you see or watch this video to the end, as this is the first step in the use of SPSS for data analysis.
SPSS is a statistical software for data analysis. It is an acronym which stands for “Statistical Package for the Social Sciences”. It was first packaged in 1968, but since it was acquired by IBM in 2009, it is no longer an acronym, but just a name. called “IBM®SPSS®Statistics”. However, regardless of the name change, the features and functions have remained unchanged.
The most important variable properties in SPSS are "Name, Variable type, Label, Value label, and Measure" among others. In this video, all of these properties have been given detailed attentions and were described to the rudiments.
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[@birhanarficho6367]

thank you very much🙏 for your helpful video.
But i want to ask you one more another question, please, show us that how can we analyse this type of data in SPSS soft ware? please show it.....
Thank you for your opening.

[@egzona7965]

Hi, Can you help me please
I made changes in the base data and they were also changed in SPSS that I had saved in the email, can they be restored as they were?

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Thanks so much, it was helpful. Can you share the link of software which you used, I could not find it, could not download. Thanks in advance

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[@aggreysichone6548]

Don't you have a step-by-step guide on how to calculate Cronbach's alpha using SPSS? if you have, please help me

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[@TR-rx5ej]

did you show how to save the file at the end?

[@telimoipredoibo6839]

Thank you sir

[@rosacapallo7517]

Great Video! I'm actually conducting research on social media, more specifically on how online popularity is related with self-esteem. I'm measuring popularity simply as "the number of followers or subscribers". Based on the data I've obtained, I have devised 10 groups for categorizing my data as follows:
Group 1 = 1 - 5000 ,
Group 2= 5001-10K,
Group 3 = 10,001-15K
Group 4 = 15,001-20K
Group 5 = 20,001-25K
Group 6 = 25,001-30K
Group 7 = 30,001 - 35K
Group 8 = 35,001 - 40K
Group 9 = 40,001 - 45 K and
Group 10 = 45K or above
The majority of the respondents fall in group 1 and 2, some fall in 3 and 4, while some fall in 9 and 10. My question is, how do I label them while entering my data in the SPSS as there are no responses for group 5, 6, 7, 8? Should I label the data all the way from 1 to 10 irrespective of the missing groups? or should I label group 9 and 10 as 5 and 6 to maintain continuity (1,2,3,4,5,6) in the SPSS labelling? Would greatly appreciate your help. Thanks!

[@titocanimhansoloeva1341]

Hi, Rosa, Thanks for this question and thanks for finding TMS the right channel for your question.
You have ten groups and among the group, you have respondence for group 1 to group 4, and for group 9 and group 10. But, you do not have respondence for group 5, 6, 7 and 8.
The way you can handle this depends on the structure of your research design, and you also have the liberty to label the values as you deem necessary.
However, because you have respondence for group 9 and group 10, which include data points 40,001-45,000 and data point 45,000 and above, it is imperative that you give the "Value Label" all the way from 1 to 10 while you indicate columns in your data table where there is no respondence as "zeros". These zeros will be reflected in the statistical analysis and plots as groups where there are no respondence.
For the benefit of many others who may have similar problem with their data, I shall produce a short video to demonstrate how to solve such problems. Please, subscribe to be notified.
Thanks.

[@enyindachike6196]

Good day @Titocan. Thank you for your well-explained lecture on the introduction to SPSS.
Please what variable be ranked as ordinal.
You actual didn't give an example with it.
Thank you

[@TitocanMarkSolutions]

Thanks for your useful comment. An example of ordinal variable is Gender (Male and Female), ethnicity (Yoruba, Ibo and Hausa), colour (Black, White, Green, etc).
Nominal variables are strong variables that can be quantified by assigning Numeric values to them for the purpose of analysis.
Nominal variables are also categorical variables.

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[@contessaa1671]

Hello thank you for your explanation. I have a question, I would like to know how to remove variables (a column) from a data set. I hope you can explain. Thank you

[@TitocanMarkSolutions]

Hi Contessa,
To remove a variable in a column from a set of data, click on the column header to highlight the entire column length. Then, right click on the highlighted column and from the drop down options, click in "CLEAR". This action removes the variable from the dataset However, to keep the delete permanent, you must "RE-SAVE" the file as a new file or as an old file to over-right the old name.
I hope this explanation works. Thanks for supporting my channel.

[@osholukman3766]

I like the class

[@UchennaOkafor-qc4tw]

Thank you very much for the tutorial, I followed all through it...
But I noticed that after ascribing the values in the variable view, the properties didn't change in the data view windows.. I need help with that please

[@TitocanMarkSolutions]

If I understand your question very well...
You probably didn't import the data as "Numeric". That means, you loaded your data into SPSS as Nominal or Ordinal variable, and if this is the case, the properties at the Data View will not change even after you have ascribed the Value Labelling. In this case, what you would need to do is to transform the data you loaded, or return to the excel spreadsheet and change all your variables to "Numeric Data" before loading it into SPSS
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Thank you.

[@dareope3835]

Great..

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You're a good teacher

[@stanfordjeremiah9245]

Thanks so much Mr. Tito, but how can I combine two excel sheet( two different groups) into SPSS for analysis, i have two different groups of which I want to compare by using SPSS but i have failed how to combine them on SPSS

[@titocanimhansoloeva1341]

Thanks for your useful comments and please, watch out for the Video on How to Merge two data files in SPSS. I am developing the video based on your request, and please keep it up. Thanks

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Mr. Stanford Jeremiah, the video you requested has been produced and published. The part-2 of the same video topic will be out next week. Thanks for your request.

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I have not come across your new videos besides these 2. Are they on line I missed them or not yet posted in the channel?

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Software of IBM SPSS statistics please

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[@makamohelomatobako1074]

What is the correct way to save the data on SPSS because...every time when I want to access my data...it's not there

[@TitocanMarkSolutions]

Thanks for finding the video useful. Please, kindly watch part 2 to understand how to save and where to save. When you have saved your data to a variable location, you should ensure you remember where you have saved it in your system. Thank you

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Thank you so much sir, very wonderful lecture. Sir,how can I get the SPSS software?

[@titocanimhansoloeva1341]

Kindly reach out to me via email: [e-mail] for further discussions. Thanks

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Good day Tito.
I would liketo know if I can use SPSS for agricultural data?

[@TitocanMarkSolutions]

Yes, you can

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Good can you do a video on how to download it and install it

[@TitocanMarkSolutions]

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Reminising

[@ligle1970]

Is Gender a numeric variable?

[@iryn1903]

He probably made
male=1 and
female=2, or vice-versa.

[@mohdaminkhan7510]

Thnx

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Please can I get your video on z-test

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[@efaweyessa1892]

How to enter the following data into spss:The following Table gives mean serum cholesterol levels (given in milligrams per deciliter) by race and age in the United States between 1978 and 1980.
Race Age
20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74
All races 180 199 217 227 229 221
White 180 199 217 227 230 222
Black 171 199 218 229 223 217
a) Construct ANOVA summary table.
b) Test at, whether the true mean cholesterol levels for all races in the United
States between 1978 and 1980 are the same.

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[@clementamuzuo4546]

I am so grateful for this tutorial. Please I have being searching for your video on z-test. I wish I can get it. Thanks

[@ligle1970]

Video quality is not good

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suggest on how to improve the video quality instead of just saying the quality is not good.

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Thank you very much, very clear and helpful!