This workshop is the second of a three-part series on SPSS. SPSS is a statistical software package that is widely used by scientists throughout the social sciences for analysis of quantitative data.

Please note: This workshop focuses on using the point-and-click method for using SPSS; the syntax/code method will be introduced briefly.

Workshop Topics

• Cross-tabulation and Chi-Square tests
• Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)
• T-tests
• Correlation analysis
• Multiple regression analysis

Prerequisites: Attendance at SPSS 1 preferred, or completion of Parts 1-6 of the Lynda.com "SPSS Statistics Essential Training" tutorial.

NOTE:

• This is the second workshop in a three-part series (SPSS 1 is the first, SPSS 3 is the third).
• This workshop focuses on using the point-and-click method for using SPSS; the syntax/code method will be introduced briefly.
• This workshop is for the Windows version of SPSS.
• Please read our Workshops ~ Etiquette & Policies page for pertinent information to your workshop attendance.

Presenters: Mandy Swygart-Hobaugh, Ph.D., Data Services Librarian, members of the Library's Research Data Services Team.

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IMPORTANT: Effective Fall 2019 semester:

• RDS workshops will no longer have registration but instead will be on a first-come-first-serve basis: The first 25 people to arrive *on time* will be able to attend the workshop.

• Workshop instructors may choose to refuse admittance to those arriving more than 5 minutes late.