SPSS
SPSS is a widely used program for statistical analysis in social science. It is also used by market researchers, health researchers, survey companies, government, education researchers, marketing organizations, data miners, and others. In addition to statistical analysis, data management (case selection, file reshaping, creating derived data) and data documentation (a metadata dictionary was stored in the datafile) are features of the base software.
The Analysis Factor has numerous resources regarding SPSS, many of them listed below.
Blog posts about SPSS
- Free October COSA Webinar: Getting Started with SPSS Syntax
- How to Get SPSS GENLINMIXED Output Without the Model Viewer
- SPSS Procedures for Logistic Regression
- Using Python with SPSS
- Non-parametric ANOVA in SPSS
- 3 SPSS Shortcuts that Make Life Easier
- The Joy of Pasting SPSS Syntax
- Specifying a Random Intercept or Random Slope Model in SPSS GENLINMIXED
- Books – SPSS
- How to Get a Code Book from SPSS
- Using Case Summaries in SPSS to Debug your Variable Creation
- Recoding Variables in SPSS Menus and Syntax
- Mixed Models for Logistic Regression in SPSS
- SPSS Syntax 101
- Variable Formats in SPSS Syntax
- About Dummy Variables in SPSS Analysis
- Computing Cronbach’s Alpha in SPSS with Missing Data
- Get Started with SPSS: Tutorial Videos
- Another Great SPSS book: SPSS Programming and Data Management
- Sharing SPSS Output across Versions
- Have you Wondered how using SPSS Burns Calories?
- 3 Pieces of SPSS Syntax to Keep Handy
- A Great (and Free) Resource for SPSS Syntax: the Command Syntax Reference
- How to Effortlessly Create SPSS Syntax and Automatically Add it to your Output
- 5 Reasons to use SPSS Syntax
- A Resource for SPSS Algorithms
- Quick-R: A guide for SPSS, SAS, and Stata Users
- SPSS GLM or Regression? When to use each
- Why report estimated marginal means in SPSS GLM?
- Dummy Coding in SPSS GLM–More on Fixed Factors, Covariates, and Reference Groups, Part 1
- Dummy Coding in SPSS GLM–More on Fixed Factors, Covariates, and Reference Groups, Part 2
- PSPP–the free, open source version of SPSS
- SPSS, SAS, R, Stata, JMP? Choosing a Statistical Software Package or Two.
- Order affects Regression Parameter Estimates in SPSS GLM
- GLM in SPSS: Centering a Covariate to Improve Interpretability
- Variable Labels and Value Labels in SPSS
- SPSS GLM: Choosing Fixed Factors and Covariates
- Averaging and Adding Variables with Missing Data in SPSS
Live Online SPSS Workshops
- R for SPSS Users: A User Friendly Introduction using RCommander and LessR
- Introduction to the Analysis of Complex Survey Data Using SPSS
- Principal Component Analysis and Exploratory Factor Analysis with SPSS
