SPSS Question

[rpgt85]

Hi, I want to compare car accident deaths in two groups of people aged 18-24 and 24-30 (study included a wide age range) using a Cox hazard model using SPSS version 22. I want unadjusted results, but then want to enter covariates such as whether or not they are on medications, gender, and speed in the adjusted model. How do I input these into SPSS? I know to go to analyze --> survival analysis --> cox regression but keep getting stuck after. Thank you!

[Bruce Weaver]

Wofgang Wolfgang Ludwig-Mayerhofer's SPSS site has some COXREG examples.  Here's his main page:

  http://wlm.userweb.mwn.de/wlmspss.htm

From there, click on
 Start >
   Data Analysis (bottom of page) >
     More complex analyses (on left) >
       Cox regression (on left)

UCLA's textbook examples site also has a survival analysis section with examples from two books.

  http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/spss/examples/default.htm

HTH.

rpgt85 wrote

Hi, I want to compare car accident deaths in two groups of people aged 18-24 and 24-30 (study included a wide age range) using a Cox hazard model using SPSS version 22. I want unadjusted results, but then want to enter covariates such as whether or not they are on medications, gender, and speed in the adjusted model. How do I input these into SPSS? I know to go to analyze --> survival analysis --> cox regression but keep getting stuck after. Thank you!