Re: What Statistical Analysis to use?

Posted by Art Kendall on Jun 09, 2012; 3:31pm
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P.S. 
You can compare your results to 2 other things and see if the conclusions are substantively different.
1) Try CATREG assuming the data is ordinal vs interval.
2) Generate a matrix of Spearman correlations and use that as input to the regression.



On 6/9/2012 7:17 AM, wordcount wrote:

The CSW is a 7-point (ranging from Strongly Disagree to Strongly Agree)
Lickert scale with 7 subscales (Family Support; Competition; Appearance;
God's Love; Academic Competence; Virtue; Approval from Others) as given in
the 7 hypotheses I've formed. This scale has 35 total items and each
subscale has 5.

Self-esteem was measured by the Rosenberg's Self-Esteem Scale, which is a
4-point (ranging from Strongly Agree to Strongly Disagree) Lickert scale of
10 items. This is a dependent variable only, while Academic Performance as
measured by the marks obtained by the students on a 5-item test, each
carrying 5 marks (total 25 marks), and the contingencies of self-worth are
independent variables.

The sample size is 37.

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