Forestry 525 Workshop On SPSS for Windows INTRODUCTION GETTING - - PDF document

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1 Forestry 525 Workshop On SPSS for Windows INTRODUCTION GETTING STARTED WITH SPSS USING THE DATA EDITOR: Create a variable, variable label, and value label for subjective social class (Q1 of Voluntary Organization Questionnaire).


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Forestry 525 Workshop On SPSS for Windows

INTRODUCTION GETTING STARTED WITH SPSS USING THE DATA EDITOR: Create a variable, variable label, and value label for “subjective social class” (Q1 of Voluntary Organization Questionnaire).

  • Create a variable, variable label, and value label for “job loss due to overcutting” (Q #2 of Port

Alberni Public Survey)

  • Entering data
  • Variable Name
  • Variable Label
  • Value Label
  • Saving data

DATA CLEANING SAVING DATA, LISTINGS, AND SYNTAX FILES

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2 OPENING A DATA FILE You will be using two data sets: 1991 U.S. General Social Survey.sav data01.sav Port Alberni1.sav Port Alberni2.sav DATA SETS ARE STORED IN: SPSS FOR WINDOWS -- Types of Files:

  • DATA (sav)
  • OUTPUT (spo)
  • SYNTAX (sps)

OVERVIEW OF THE MENU AND ICONS USING COMMAND FILES FROM THE MENU

  • Open the “1991 U.S. General Social Survey.sav” data file.
  • Changing the variable order (alphabetical versus file order), and variable listing (name versus

label).

  • Frequencies

Use the frequencies procedure to examine the variable “sex”.

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3 Describe the findings. Descriptives

  • Use the descriptives procedure to get summary information for the variables:

“age”, “educ”,.

  • Now use frequencies to get summary information on “age” and “educ”.

Correlate

  • Use bivariate correlation to look at the relationship between education (educ),

father’s education (paeduc), and mother’s education (maeduc). Open the “ data01.sav” data file. Crosstabs

  • Do a cross tabs of gender by position

Compare Means –> Independent Samples t-test.

  • Compare income for men and women (pdollars by gender).

DESIGNATING THE OUTPUT WINDOW TRANSFORMING DATA

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4 REVIEWING PREVIOUS COMMANDS CREATING DATA DICTIONARIES ONLINE COMMANDS GLOSSARY ONLINE HELP CREATING CHARTS EXPORTING CHARTS AND TABLES TO WORD OR WORDPERFECT USE EXCEL TO CREATE A DATA SET USING SYNTAX COMMAND FILES MERGING DATA FILES