Load Likert Scale Data into SPSS and Define the Value Label this Way...

In this video, I demonstrated how to load Likert Scale Data into SPSS with particular emphasis on doing the Value Labeling and assignment of the Scale of Measure to the Likert Items very fast. The Likert scale data was loaded and each of the Likert Item was defined with a value label of five points Likert scale answer statements, and I demonstrated how you can complete the task very fast.

The content of this video is detailed and comprehensive, and the demonstration has been simplified to the grassroots and you are hereby advised to watch this video to the end.

After you have seen this video, you will be able to define variable properties of your own data in SPSS very fast.

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[robertspidey]

Very useful information. Thanks so much 🙏

[bibekghimire]

make a video on downloading and installing spss

[greatmind]

Excellent! Thanks so much! I've benefited from all the videos I've seen from you! I left you a question on Binary logistic regression on your video on that topic but didn't get a reply.

Please supoosing I have a Depenent variable called Exposure and this variable has 6 distinct unrelated subcategories E1, E2, E3 ....E6. All dicotomous. Because each of these represent exposure to different meicines and so I don't wish to create a composite variable, is there a way I can analyze the datat without having to repeat the same analysis multiple times for each Exposure subcategory?