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Saturday, September 02, 2006

SPSS

SPSS
Statistical Pagkage for

the Social Sciences

Windows
1. Data Editor (.sav)
2. Output (.spo)
3. Syntax (.sps)

Data Editor
1. Data
2. Variables

Descriptives
Analyze > Descriptive

Statistics > Descriptives

Computing Separately
Data > Split File

Computing a New

Variable
Tranform > Compute

posted by Mozart @ 12:05 AM  

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