How to analyze multiple response questions in SPSS

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In this tutorial, I will demonstrate how you can analyze multiple response items using frequencies, crosstabulations and charts.

[datafordev]

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[miscelleneoustubes]

What a wonderful video sir! I have been searching this content all day and finally saved my time. Thanks a lot.

[izzyk]

Very competent explaination. Thank you

[luluthomakwati]

Thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial 👏

[VisionsByMarli]

Great video, really helped me a lot in statistical analysis. Thanks!

[Ikechukwu]

Hello datafordev, can't access your practice data.

Kindly assist.

[Ikechukwu]

Hello datafordev, can't access your practice data.

Kindly assist.

[Ikechukwu]

Hello datafordev, can't access your practice data.

Kindly assist.

[storytimewith_dee]

Thank you for this still useful till now 🙏🙏

[hajarzakzouk]

What missing cases mean ? However they didn’t appear in descriptive statistics?!

[OverBV]

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[sarahyousef]

how can i measure correlation for them?

[anoukloeffen]

Thank you for your informative video. I have similar data. I want to compare responses between two groups. For example, in your data that could be comparing the answers to the multiple response question between men and women. I made a cross tabulation of the multiple response set and gender. Could I calculate a p-value for the difference between men and women? It does not seem to me that I can just do this on the multiple response set because the variables in the set are not independent of each other. What I could do is continue to view all response options as separate (dichotomous) variables and then run a chi-square test separately for each response option. Is this a good way of analyzing? I hesitate because then of course you get te problem of multiple testing (i guess) which makes you more likely to get a type I error. To compensate for this, could I take a smaller alpha? If this is not a good way I can choose to perform only descriptive statistics and not test statistics.

I would be greatly helped by your advice.

Thanks in advance!

[mariamfarouk]

Your video is very helpful
Thank you
Please, continue

[alexzandraperez]

When I try to do the multiple response options, my output doesn't look like yours. Any suggestions?

[happyAwa]

life saver, had been struggling . looking forward learning same for STATA

[NhiYến-hu]

This channel SAVED my life, man you have no idea how well you have done to help all non-tech savvy undergraduates like me <3

[AwaisMuslaPharmD]

thank you very much for solving my problem

[judegandus]

Wonderful. Thanks so much, it has really helped me

[NathanielMayende]

Thank you. Been struggling with this for a long time until I came across this vidow.