About Spss Assassin
Learn how to become an SPSS Assassin!
Spss Assassin Description
The SPSS Assassin videos were created to teach students how to conduct analyses on SPSS – quickly and easily. They also indicate how to report results in accordance to the guidelines of the American Psychological Association (APA).
They were created by David Robinson (BSc, MSc, PhD) who has tutored life science students since 2010.
An electronic guide on how to conduct the most common analyses on SPSS is available at www. SPSSassassin.com. The guide covers t-tests, ANOVAs, ANCOVAs, MANOVAs, MANCOVAs, simple and multiple linear regression, chi-squared tests of independence, and Pearson correlations. It uses real-world examples that college /university students are able to relate to (e. g. , how far can people walk after drinking tequila?) and demonstrates how to report results according to APA guidelines.
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Could you be a great statistician? Master IBM's statistical software, SPSS, with the SPSS Assassin guide!
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Are you an aspiring life or natural scientist? Master SPSS with the SPSS Assassin video series. This week: Two-way mixed ANOVAs!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-APq5vUgi 6U&feature=youtu.be
You've completed your experiment, have collected the data, and now it's time to run an analysis! But what test do you use? If you want to compare different groups, check out this flowchart, which will help you choose an appropriate (parametric) test!
If you're interested in how to run these tests on SPSS, be sure to like the SPSS Assassin page, where a series of instructional videos is being released!
Conduct a paired one-way ANOVA on SPSS! In this example we ask whether what students do the night before an exam (have dinner, drinks, or stay in) affects their results! We look at how to report the results in accordance to APA guidelines.
https://youtu.be/jc3HG-VcI9U