Multiple Response Analysis in SPSS

Hi, this is Raj Kumar Subedi.
In this video, I have summarized how to perform multiple response analysis using SPSS.
I hope you enjoy the video :)

[tharshinisandaragesan]

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[SaturnLady]

I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR TWO DAYS FOR A WAY TO DO THIS! THANK YOU SO MUCH

[deepthiedirisinghe]

THANK U SO MUCH.. THIS VIDEO SAVED THE DAY AND MANY MORE DAYS TO COME..KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.

[MA-uytt]

Thank you Thank you Thank you. Bless you man !!

[danyylkhokhlovych]

That was very helpful, thank you! Do you know if it is possible to save multiple response analysis produced groups as a separate variable?

[Hina-pffe]

Thanks this vedio is informative and really helping for us ....

[saminazaidiacademy]

Thanks dear, you solved my basic issue 👍👍👍

[anoukloeffen]

Thank you for your informative video.

I have a burning question about analysis of multiple response questions. I want to compare responses between two groups. 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!

[efrihandoko]

Character In the video It's great, I like it a lot $$

[mmadimanyathi]

The time was not enough thus, resulting in a rush through some critical steps. But all in all it’s an informative video

[trieunguyen]

Very good and funny videos bring a great sense of entertainment!

[safasmail]

the problem is, when you closed the spss session, you need to start over and creat this set of variable again and again

[Knowledgeispower]

Hello. I have a major query please. For my research, I'm gathering data from 2 different sources. I have six variables in my framework and for 3 variables, data would come from one source and for other 3 variables, data would come from the 2nd source. Please tell me, how to treat and analyse such data in SPSS? how to enter such data in SPSS? What's the procedure? Much thanks in advance and please reply !! P.S. Are you explaining the same thing in this video? I'm sorry I'm very upset because I'm stuck in it.

[BorisRistovski]

Hi, can you make a video on analyzing Multiple-choice questions (checkbox) in PSPP? I don't know if it is not possible, or if I'm not finding the option to define the sets.

[MaiTr]

can you perform regression with this variable set? we are trying but not sure its possible

[ayeshaani]

If the missing value is not zero then is it considered to be correct or we are missing something?

[florianawassong]

Hello Thanks for the tutoriel.. .. i have a problem.. i enter my data with cs pro i have make a checkboxfield so that reach participant can take more Thank one option….but the way its that when i transfert the file in spss the application cant understand it, for example spss suppose to understand that 1 is to ….., 2 is to .. …, 3 is to …, etc … so when a participant choose may be 1, 2 and 3 …spss understand 123 and not the value of 1.., of 2 and of 3… so i am really lost because i have more than 1000 participants .

I aspect u can propose me a solution
Thank you in advance !

[DietitianSafaManasrah]

Hello Raj, how can I count the number of correct answers for each client?

[DishhaMedhavi]

How to calculate central tendency and standard deviation for multiple response sets?

[tiffany]

How were you able to chose multiple variables?