Ordinal logistic regression using SPSS (July, 2019)

In this video, I discuss how to carry out ordinal logistic regression in SPSS and interpretation of results. A copy of the dataset used in the video can be downloaded here:

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[MrTandogant]

Dear Mike,

I have 9 independent variables - motivational factors ( convenience, product variety, purchase surrounding, information depth, and website design) and demographic factors (age, gender, income, education level). Each of the motivational factors have 3 items based on a likert scale from 1 to 5 (5 =strongly agree; 1 = strongly disagree).

My dependent variable is ordinal based on likert scale also from 1 to 5 (5 always; 1 never) - frequency of online shopping (how often do you shop online).

Firstly, I wanted to find out the most meaningful factors. First, I did factor analysis and frequency distribution.

Afterwards, I want to ordinal regression where shopping frequency is the DV and the IV are the 5 motivational factors. The items for these factors have been computed. So, from the 15 items from strongly agree to strongly disagree, i have now 5 variables with their mean. I computed every 3 item with their corresponding factor.

I want to find out with ordinal regression which factor are related to online shopping (either positively and negatively as well as significantly or insignificantly). I did this.

Now, I want to find out if the demographic factors have a relationship with shopping frequency. How do I do this?

And afterwads, I want to find out also if the demographic factors have a relationship with the motivational factors. How do I do this?

Please respond asap!