Posted by
John F Hall on
Jan 07, 2015; 5:27pm
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With only 31 cases, percentages are a waste of time, even for the whole data
set. I doubt if means will mean much either.
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Subject: Help with Multivariate, analyze demographics and response
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Hi everyone. I am at the limits of my limited SPSS knowledge, and am in need
of your know-how and experience.
I am trying to figure out how to analyze demographics and response
percentages in a sample (non-normal).
I have 31 participants, answering 25 questions (outcome measures - numeric,
scale), each on a scale of 1-5. I have four potential grouping vairables
(numeric): Gender (nominal), age range (nominal), condition (nominal) and
group (ordinal).
I'm trying to find a way to see what percentage of the respondents answered
a 4 or above on each question and on average overall, and also break that
down by grouping (i.e. how many women answered 4 or higher, overall, across
the questions; how many in the 20-25 age range answered 4 or higher, etc.).
I can create another set of variables of averages for each respondent on
their questions overall. But I dont know if its good to create what is
essentially a bunch of excel formulas, when SPSS might be able to help me
run these tests.
Any thoughts? I really do appreciate your experience and insight.
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