SPSS Frequency Calculation Tutorial

This video tutorial demonstrates how to calculate frequencies and percentages of categorical variables using SPSS version 26. The instructor guides viewers through the process of navigating SPSS, selecting variables, and executing frequency calculations. The tutorial concludes with an analysis of the output, highlighting the valid and missing values, frequency tables, and percentages for each variable.

What is the main focus of the tutorial?

• Creating graphs and charts

• Calculating frequencies and percentages

• Performing regression analysis

• Calculating means and medians

Which version of SPSS is used in the tutorial?

• SPSS version 25

• SPSS version 26

• SPSS version 24

• SPSS version 27

What type of variables are being analyzed in the tutorial?

• Continuous variables

• Numerical variables

• Ordinal variables

• Categorical variables

Where do you navigate in SPSS to start calculating frequencies?

• Analyze > Descriptive Statistics > Frequencies

• Data > Sort Cases

• Edit > Options

• File > Open

What is the first step in the SPSS frequency calculation process?

• Open the data file

• Select the variables

• Navigate to Analyze > Descriptive Statistics > Frequencies

• Check the display frequency tables option

How do you select multiple variables in SPSS for analysis?

• By clicking each variable individually

• By using the shift key

• By using the control key

• By dragging and dropping

What should you do after selecting the variables in SPSS?

• Close the SPSS application

• Save the file

• Check the display charts option

• Click on the arrow to move them

What should be checked in the SPSS settings to display frequency tables?

• Display charts

• Display frequency tables

• Display variable labels

• Display summary statistics

What is the final step in the SPSS frequency calculation process?

• Close the SPSS application

• Click OK to run the analysis

• Save the output

• Check the display charts option

What can you see in the SPSS output after running the frequency analysis?

• Valid and missing values, and frequency tables

• Only the median values

• Only the mean values

• Only the standard deviation