Dry goods | Using SPSS for advanced statistical analysis Phase I

insert image description here
Hello everyone!

This is the Yinaoyun scientific research circle, I am sister Miaojun~

Are you still having headaches analyzing experimental data? Are you still suffering from not knowing how to choose the appropriate model to analyze the data?

In this issue, we will bring you a practical tutorial on using SPSS software for advanced statistical analysis~

The content of the first issue includes: descriptive statistics form template, chi-square & T test, correlation & regression analysis, etc.

insert image description here

1 Descriptive statistics table template

insert image description here

2 Whether there is a significant difference between the two: chi-square & T test

1. Chi-square test (categorical data)

1.1 Raw data

1) Spss operation
insert image description here
insert image description here
insert image description here
2) Interpretation of Spss results
insert image description here
Case Processing Summary: Frequency Table
A*B Crosstab: Raw Data—Crosstab
Chi-square test: report the value of Pearson's chi-square, see the significance
1.2 Frequency table

1) Spss operation
insert image description here
insert image description here
insert image description here
insert image description here
2) Interpretation of Spss results
insert image description here
Case Processing Summary: Frequency Table
A*B Crosstab: Raw Data—Crosstab
Chi-square test: report the value of Pearson's chi-square, see the significance
3) Report [Chi-square, p-value]
Chi-square test results show that there is no significant difference in curative effect between the experimental group and the control group, X 2 =0.84 (p=0.361), indicating that this experimental study antidepressants have no effect.

2. Independent sample t-test

1) Spss operation
insert image description here
insert image description here
2) Interpretation of Spss results

Group Statistics: Descriptive statistics for two groups
t-test for equality of means: report t, degrees of freedom, significance, cohens' d
Independent sample test: Levine variance equality test: p<0.05 indicates that the variance is not uniform, see the second line; p<span="">>0.05 indicates that the variance is equal, see the first OK.

3) Report [M, SD, t(df), p, cohens' d]

An independent sample t-test was conducted on whether there were gender differences in the satisfaction levels of the five dimensions, and it was found that there were gender differences in price satisfaction and item quality satisfaction, and the price satisfaction of men (M=3.17, SD=1.25) was higher than that of Women (M=2.78, SD=1.24), t(580)=3.61, p<0.001, Cohen's d=0.31; Men's item quality satisfaction (M=3.22, SD=1.37) was significantly higher than women's item satisfaction (M=2.88, SD=1.40), t(580)=2.81, p=0.005, Cohen's d=0.24.

There was no gender difference in category satisfaction, organization satisfaction and service satisfaction (t(580)=0.69, p=0.490, Cohen's d=0.06; t(580)=-0.63, p=0.529, Cohen's d= -0.05; t(580)=-0.21, p=0.831, Cohen's d=-0.02).

3. Related samples t-test

1) Spss operation
insert image description here
insert image description here
2) Interpretation of Spss results

insert image description here
Paired Sample Statistics: Descriptive Statistics
Paired samples tests: report t, degrees of freedom, significance, cohens' d
3) Report [M, SD, t(df), P, Cohen'sd]

The sales skills of the subjects in Group 1 and Group 2 were significantly improved before and after participating in the sales training (M11=63.95, SD=13.53; M12=71.65, SD=14.52, t(19)=-4.15, p=0.001 , Cohen's d=-0.93; M21=73.57, SD=10.61; M22=83.45, SD=9.21, t(19)=-3.85, p=0.001, Cohen's d=-0.86); indicating group 1, group 2 The training has achieved certain results. However, the sales skills of the third group did not improve significantly after participating in the sales training, t(19)=-2.03, p=0.057, Cohen's d=-0.45.

3 Correlation & Regression

1. Related

1.1 Bivariate correlation

1) Spss operation
insert image description here
insert image description here
2) Interpretation of Spss results
insert image description here
insert image description here
insert image description here
3) Report [correlation matrix = M, SD, r, p]
insert image description here
1.2 Partial correlation
insert image description here
insert image description here
insert image description here
insert image description here
insert image description here
2. Linear regression

1) Spss operation
insert image description here
insert image description here
insert image description here
2) Interpretation of Spss results
insert image description here
insert image description here
insert image description here
insert image description here
3) Report [B, SE, β, p, ΔR 2 , F and t are also available]

Hierarchical regression analysis was performed on the existing data, with job satisfaction as the predicted variable and intimacy and social support as the predictors. Considering that gender is significantly related to job satisfaction and may have an impact on job satisfaction, gender is used as a control variable.

Table 2 shows that in the case of controlling the first layer of variables, intimacy can significantly negatively predict job satisfaction (β=-0.24, p<0.01); social support (β=0.22, p<0.01) can significantly positively predict To predict job satisfaction.
insert image description here
This is the end of the content of this issue~

In this issue, we introduce the descriptive statistics table template and how to use SPSS software for chi-square & T test, correlation & regression analysis, etc. In the next issue, we will continue to introduce how to perform mediation, adjustment, mediation adjustment and variance analysis.

For more information, welcome to pay attention to us~

See you next time!

Author | Peng Peng
Typesetting|Little Star
Proofreading|Blue Eucalyptus Miaojun Sister

Guess you like

Origin blog.csdn.net/weixin_40052256/article/details/130665473