Correlation in SPSS

This video demonstrates how to perform and interpret a correlation in SPSS using three dependent variables.

[chelseareeve]

I appreciate that Dr. Grande discussed the unit of analysis for SPSS as this would be important to understand for data calculation. Overall a thorough explanation of what correlation is, how to calculate correlation and how to use the data collected to make inferences.

[drbrendaleecato]

Dr Grande, your videos are clear and very easy to follow. Thank you

[tamarabakergibbons]

The block format for the correlation made the data clear and easy to interpret. Thanks for the video Dr. Grande.

[brittanyvodzak]

I appreciate that Dr. Grande took the time to explain everything throughout the video. It has been years since I used SPSS so this as a good refresher. I till get somewhat confused when using it but this video was very easy to follow.

[thecorgisquad]

It was helpful to watch correlation calculated in both Excel (in previous videos) and also in SPSS. Although we most likely will not use SPSS during this program, unless something in the requirements changes, I think it is more user friendly and easy to understand and calculate. A few of us may be required to use this software when we graduate and begin working in the field, so this is very informative for future implications.

[lisanoland]

Thank you for the information. I appreciate the thorough explanation of the parts of the example. Seeing and hearing the terms in the different videos helps to reinforce learning and knowing where to get a step-by-step guide of using SPSS will be helpful moving forward.

[rebeccameece]

I always found SPSS fairly simple to use, but I did need a refresher video. Having a video that explains everything is beneficial and rewarding. I also enjoyed the emphasis on correlation and causation.

[reneemendez]

I really apperciate the videos on how to do specific things in SPSS because before this class I had never even heard of this program. It seems like it is easier to use SPSS than Excel for certian things and that is very valuable information to know. These types of videos peaks my interest in SPSS and makes me want to tinker around with it myself.

[remigiusdemby]

I am quite new to SPSS but his video has increased my interest in learning more about how to perform and interpret a correlation using dependent variables.

[cassiemclaughlin]

It was extremely helpful that you explained why it was not significant in relation to the Pearsons Correlation. The table says it is significant if below 0.05 which you can point out without fully understanding. Thank you for fully explaining it.

[michellerobinson]

I liked how you can flag significant correlations and then see the breakdown of each correlation. SPSS really spells the data out for an easier understanding.

[wandamixon]

This video clearly explained how to run a correlation of 3 dependent variables and the example provided regarding the counseling field made it interesting as well.

[jackiedeleonardis]

Well explained video on calculating a correlation of three dependent variables. I found the breakdown of information helpful in understanding why this would be important to do and how to interpret the results.

[ariadnaaguero-roman]

I like how this program lays out the data and compares the relationship between two variables. I Found this video helpful.

[brittanyhoffman]

Thank you for sharing this video Dr. Grande. I appreciate the refresher on spss. It's been so long since I used it. I wish I had this video back in undergraduate so I could have a better understanding of what I was looking at and doing in spss.

[EMILY]

It is always helpful that Dr. Grande explains each statement he makes. For example, I was a little confused at first as to how the Student ID measure is nominal even though there are a set number (90) of students in the study. However, Dr. Grande cleared up my confusion by explaining that the students are not ranked and thus the measure is not ordinal.

[chelseydavis]

This was a good step by step explanation of what to expect when processing data in SPSS.

[PepsiT]

Thanks so much! Especially for the explanation towards the end

[kimberlykelly]

This video helped me get a better grasp on what it means to be statistically significant.  It was neat to see SPSS in action and how to read the chart to determine the strength of the relationships between the variables.

[rosasutton]

To the point and easy to understand. Although I haven't used SPSS since my undergrad years in the stone age,  it still does seem easier to use than Excel for many operations.