How to do a Pearson Correlation in SPSS (13-8)

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Comment from : Addisu Tumato

Very clear and concise Thank you!
Comment from : Angela Matthews

You are the reason I was able to write chapter four of my quantitative dissertation Thank you so much!
Comment from : Elizabeth Swartz

Thank you so much Sire This video helped me a lots
Comment from : Elliselemi Channel

I hope you can answer my question I am conducting a study about "correlation of marketing strategies on sales of water refilling stations" My study uses the 4 Ps of marketing (Product, Price, Place, Promotion) is it possible to correlate it to the sales of water refilling stations? Is it ok to have 4 independent variables and 1 dependent variables?
Comment from : Ferani Polina

I appreciate all your videos A lot of effort is made to clearly explain the statistics and how to use SPSS Thanks a lot
Comment from : Mukungu Peter

Excellent explanation
Comment from : Monica seles Muwaya

those variables which have two asterisks should be considered as final variables in the dataset??
Comment from : Snehal Gaikwad

Thank you so much, very helpful and simple!
Comment from : Maher Khadour

Need a video on Cox regression analysis univariate and multivariate
Comment from : Blue Marmid

It could be a good idea to share a link for the whole playlist sir! Or links to each video in the description Thank you!
Comment from : Raihan Jamil

Gave you a thumbs up on this one, but it would be nice to receive a full explanation before other aspects are addressed
Comment from : Darren Hood

Thank you for your great experience about SPSS software it really helpful for mecan you please help me out about DMRT
Comment from : Sagar Tamang

How to put the values to SPSS from the table?
Comment from : El Ed

What should I do if my r-square is 0?
Comment from : Boya

thanks a lot
Comment from : JOHN WICK

Thank you very much for your videos! I was wondering what test you would suggest for a correlational study with 1 independent and 2 dependent variables (each variable will be measured on a likert-type scale)? My research question is the following: brbrWhat is the relationship between Catholic religiosity and levels of anthropocentrism in teenagers?brbrThe first questionnaire will measure Catholic religiosity, the second will measure levels of anthropocentrism, and the third is an additional survey to measure the social desirability of respondents since both constructs will be susceptible to response bias Please let me know if you can help or if there is any way I can contact you! Thanks again
Comment from : Carolina Aranguiz

Good work! Clear explanations!thanks a lot
Comment from : HikariIchika

Everything is amazing except one thing You should have provided us with the data files used in these videos
Comment from : Mohit Malusare

neatly explained
Comment from : Edu-Archs

can i use this method to test whether ranking type of data has positive effect on likert scale data?
Comment from : Maxi

Thank you Dr👍this really explains it well
Comment from : Sabra Yahya

Can you please give the links of older videos
Comment from : Dr Chandrika Shetty Sriram Ganesh

Question: How did you calculate the job satisfaction? Is there a formula for it? I'm sorry I'm still trying to grasp the basics
Comment from : Momo LingAh

I have One dependent and five independent variables under each variable I have 10 questions how can I analyze it?
Comment from : Lelissa Furgassa

anyone knows in what case one-tailed should be implied when doing a correlation test? any specific example?
Comment from : YuanDian Z

I have a pearson correlation of 321**brand sig level at 009 is this positive ?
Comment from : Balqisa A

How do I do a similar Pearson correlation with gender statistics?
Comment from : Sid and Sahel

Thank you Your just amazing with all the explanations You helped me a lot I thank you from the bottom of my heart
Comment from : Prarthana Lall

These videos are amazing many thanks! But I am slightly confused about their sequence Which one is the previous video? Is it number 12? But it's about ANOVA
Comment from : Seda Acıkara Eickhoff