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1T-tests (one way) in spss:
[blank_start]analyse[blank_end] - [blank_start]compare means[blank_end] - [blank_start]independent samples t-test[blank_end]- Aanalyse
- Bcompare means
- Cindependent samples t-test
2when conducting a one way t-test in spss, which of the following do you need to look at in the results?
- Agroup statistic table
- Bindependent samples t-test table
- Call of the above
3ANOVA (one way)
Analyse - [blank_start]compare means[blank_end] - one way [blank_start]ANOVA[blank_end]- AANOVA
- Bcompare means
4which of the following is NOT the correct way of conducting a post hoc test in spss?
- Aanalyse - compare means - one way ANOVA - click on 'post hoc' - then 'tukey'
- Banalyse - compare means - one way ANOVA - click on 'tukey', then 'post hoc'
5ANOVA ([blank_start]between subjects[blank_end], two way)
[blank_start]analyse[blank_end] - [blank_start]general linear model[blank_end] - [blank_start]univariate[blank_end]- Aanalyse
- Bgeneral linear model
- Cunivariate
- Dbetween subjects
6analyse - general linear model - repeated measures - 'plots'
Is this the correct way to create a plot when running a between subjects, two way ANOVA?- AVerdadero
- BFalso
7Repeated measures (one way)
analyse - general linear model - [blank_start]repeated measures[blank_end] - factor name (IV) + levels - define - [blank_start]move DV over to the level box[blank_end] - [blank_start]plots[blank_end] - horizontal 'DV'- Arepeated measures
- Bmove DV over to the level box
- Cplots
8which of the following do you look to in results when conducting one way repeated measures in spss?
- Awithin subjects effect table
- Bbetween subjects effect table
- Cwithin + between subjects effect tables
9repeated measures (two way)
analyse - [blank_start]general linear model[blank_end] - repeated measures - [blank_start]factor 1 name & levels[blank_end] - factor 2 name & levels - define - [blank_start]move over in order of plots[blank_end] - try IVS both ways to select which shows data best- Ageneral linear model
- Bfactor 1 name & levels
- Cmove over in order of plots
10mixed designs (two way)
analyse - general linear model - [blank_start]repeated measures[blank_end] - [blank_start]factor 1 name & levels[blank_end] - move over to the right box - [blank_start]between subjects[blank_end] - move factor 2 to the right box- Arepeated measures
- Bfactor 1 name & levels
- Cbetween subjects
11which of the following do you look to in the results when running a two way mixed design in spss?
- Awithin subjects effect table
- Bbetween subjects effect table
- Cwithin and between subjects effect table
12regression
[blank_start]analyse[blank_end] - [blank_start]regression[blank_end] - [blank_start]linear[blank_end] - [blank_start]outcome in top box[blank_end] - [blank_start]IV in second box[blank_end]- Aanalyse
- Bregression
- Clinear
- Doutcome in top box
- EIV in second box
13which of the following do you look to in results when running a regression in spss?
- AANOVA table
- Bmodel summary table
- Ccoefficients
- Dbetween subjects effect tables
- Egroup statistic table
14When running a multiple regression in spss ( analyse - regression - linear-) you must select one of the following depending on how you enter your data. match the correct spss instruction with the type of data entry.
[blank_start]hierarchical[blank_end] : insert some predictors, click ' next' add remaining
forced entry : [blank_start]insert all predictors[blank_end]
[blank_start]stepwise[blank_end] : add all predictors, click drop down box & select stepwise- Ahierarchical
- Binsert all predictors
- Cstepwise
15Is this the correct way of running a factor analysis in spss?
analyse - dimension reduction - factor - enter all items into the variable box- AVerdadero
- BFalso
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- RDA 2 QUANTITATIVE Test sobre SPSS questions , creado por flora strange el 03/01/2017.
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