SPSS Data Analysis - Introduction

SPSS Data Analysis Roadmap Read

Simple Overview Statistical Comparison Tests Read

Univariate Analysis - Categorical Variables

Creating APA Style Frequency Tables in SPSS Read

SPSS Bar Charts Tutorial Read

Univariate Analysis - Metric Variables

SPSS DESCRIPTIVES – Problems and Fixes Read

Creating Histograms in SPSS Read

Bivariate Analysis - Categorical Variables

Creating APA Style Contingency Tables in SPSS Read

SPSS CROSSTABS Command Read

SPSS – Stacked Bar Charts Percentages Read

Bivariate Analysis - Metric by Categorical Variables

SPSS MEANS – Statistics by Category Read

Creating Bar Charts with Means by Category Read

Bivariate Analysis - Metric Variables

SPSS – Correlations in APA Format Read

SPSS Scatterplot Tutorial Read

Associations Between Variables

Association between Categorical Variables Read

Association between Metric and Dichotomous Variable Read

Comparing Variables

Descriptive Statistics – One Metric Variable Read

Analyzing Categorical Variables Separately Read

Comparing Dichotomous Variables Read

Comparing Dichotomous or Categorical Variables Read

Comparing Metric Variables Read

This tutorial has 6 comments

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  By Ruben Geert van den Berg on May 10th, 2019

  Strictly, you should treat Likert scales as categorical variables.

  Less strictly, many companies treat Likert scales as metric variables.

  For some basic analyses, consult SPSS Data Analysis - Basic Roadmap.

  Hope that helps!