SPSS for Academic Research
2h 43mBeginner2017-10-02
Authors

Yash Patel
Instructor and Instructional Designer at LinkedIn Learning
Course details
Explore how to run tests for academic research with SPSS, the leading statistical software. In this course, Yash Patel dives into SPSS, focusing on how to run and interpret data for the most common types of quantitative tests. Topics include t-tests, analysis of variance (ANOVA), and understanding the statistical measurements behind academic research. Review the tenants of qualitative testing, including the central theorem, P values, and confidence intervals, and specific use cases for tests in SPSS. For each type, Yash provides some general guidelines and assumptions, along with a challenge and solution exercise to practice what you've learned.
Learning objectives
Quantitative vs. qualitative analysis
Sample size considerations
Normal distribution
Estimating the population mean
One-sample t-test
Paired-sample t-test
One-way and two-way ANOVA
Repeated measure ANOVA
Learning objectives
Quantitative vs. qualitative analysis
Sample size considerations
Normal distribution
Estimating the population mean
One-sample t-test
Paired-sample t-test
One-way and two-way ANOVA
Repeated measure ANOVA
Skills covered
SPSS StatisticsIBMStudent Success SkillsStatisticsTraining and EducationData ScienceOne-Off
Concepts
Introduction
- Welcome
- What you should know
- Course setup and the exercise files
General Notions about Science and Research
- Social science and statistics
- Science vernacular
- Quantitative vs. qualitative
Quantitative Research Fundamentals
- Populations and samples
- Cyclical experimentation
- Sample size considerations
- Normal distribution
- The central limit theorem
- Estimate the population mean
- Z vs. T statistic
- Hypotheses, confidence intervals, and p-values
One-Sample T-Test
- Scenario and context
- Assumptions and hypotheses
- Data analysis in SPSS
- Interpretation of results
- Challenge - One-sample t-test
- Solution - One-sample t-test
Paired-Samples T-Test
- Scenario and context
- Assumptions and hypotheses
- Data analysis in SPSS
- Interpretation of results
- Challenge - Paired-samples t-test
- Solution - Paired-samples t-test
Balanced One-Way ANOVA
- Scenario and context
- Assumptions and hypotheses
- Data analysis in SPSS
- Interpretation of results
- Challenge - One-way ANOVA
- Solution - One-way ANOVA
Two-Way ANOVA
- Scenario and context
- Assumptions and hypotheses
- Data analysis in SPSS
- Interpretation of results
- Challenge - Two-way ANOVA
- Solution - Two-way ANOVA
Repeated Measures ANOVA
- Scenario and context
- Assumptions and hypotheses
- Data analysis in SPSS
- Interpretation of results
- Challenge - Repeated measures ANOVA
- Solution - Repeated measures ANOVA
Conclusion
- Next steps