What you'll learn
SPSS Results Interpretation
Reporting Results in APA Format
Reporting Results in Manuscript and Dissertation
Step-wise Results Interpretation
Requirements
Understanding of Basic Mathematics
Basic of Statistics
Basic of Research Methods
Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS)
Description
This course is aimed at individuals who are seeking to improve their statistical analysis skills, whether they are students, PhD candidates, academic researchers, or simply passionate about quantitative analysis. The course offers a unique approach to statistical analysis, going beyond just a basic tutorial on using SPSS. It provides a comprehensive, hands-on experience that delves into the underlying concepts and techniques of statistical analysis.The course will cover a range of statistical procedures and for each, you will receive a thorough description that helps you understand the purpose and application of the technique. The course also includes live demonstrations on how to perform each procedure in SPSS, with a focus on how to interpret the main output effectively. This will enable you to validate your research hypotheses and find the answers you need to support your research.This course is not just a tutorial on how to use SPSS; it provides a deep and practical understanding of statistical analysis. Whether you are looking to get a job in the field, enhance your academic research skills, or just broaden your knowledge and expertise, this course is designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge necessary for success in the field of statistical analysis.If you are seeking to improve your statistical analysis skills, this course is an excellent investment in your future. The hands-on approach, comprehensive coverage of statistical procedures, and emphasis on interpretation of results will help you achieve your goals and achieve success in the field of quantitative analysis.
Overview
Section 1: Course Introduction
Lecture 1 Instructor Introduction
Section 2: Statistic Basics
Lecture 2 Important Statistical Definitions
Lecture 3 Different Types of variables
Lecture 4 Mean, Mode. Median
Lecture 5 Measure of Central Tendency
Lecture 6 What is P-value?
Lecture 7 What is Probability
Lecture 8 What is Normal Distribution
Lecture 9 What is confidence Interval?
Lecture 10 Type-I and Type-II Error
Section 3: Important SPSS Tests and Interpretation
Lecture 11 Student T-Test
Lecture 12 ANOVA - Analysis of Variance
Lecture 13 Correlation Analysis
Lecture 14 Regression Analysis
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