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This is a short video introducing my new textbook. In the book I take the same approach as I have for the tutorial videos - keep it clear and simple! The book covers basic statistical analysis and isn't tied to any particular software, so it will be useful whether you use SPSS or not. I will be releasing RUclips Shorts in the near future to compliment the content of the book (and some of the st...

You can download the data set used in these videos here: goo.gl/GpXK4D Information on the origins, license and permissions for this data set can be downloaded here: goo.gl/bhc07L

This video covers interpreting the results when comparing means, other measures of central tendency and measures of dispersion. You can download the data set used in these videos here: goo.gl/GpXK4D Information on the origins, license and permissions for this data set can be downloaded here: goo.gl/bhc07L

This video introduces comparing means and other measures of central tendency and dispersion. The interpretation of results in addressed in the next video. You can download the data set used in these videos here: goo.gl/GpXK4D Information on the origins, license and permissions for this data set can be downloaded here: goo.gl/bhc07L

This video shows how expected counts can be useful when cross-tabulating variables with large numbers of categories. You can download the data set used in these videos here: goo.gl/GpXK4D Information on the origins, license and permissions for this data set can be downloaded here: goo.gl/bhc07L

You can download the data set used in these videos here: goo.gl/GpXK4D Information on the origins, license and permissions for this data set can be downloaded here: goo.gl/bhc07L

This video shows how percentages can be used to help interpret differences between groups and sub-groups when cross-tabulating data. You can download the data set used in these videos here: goo.gl/GpXK4D Information on the origins, license and permissions for this data set can be downloaded here: goo.gl/bhc07L

This video shows how cross-tabulation can be used to examine the relationship between two categorical variables. You can download the data set used in these videos here: goo.gl/GpXK4D Information on the origins, license and permissions for this data set can be downloaded here: goo.gl/bhc07L

This video introduces the Opinions Survey Dataset, which will be used in the rest of these tutorials. You can download the data set used in these videos here: goo.gl/GpXK4D Information on the origins, license and permissions for this data set can be downloaded here: goo.gl/bhc07L

This tutorial shows you how to create variables and enter data in SPSS.

This video introduces the basic features of the SPSS interface. It concentrates on the data editor and shows the differences between the Data view and Variable view.

This video shows you how to open and close the SPSS software package. You will need to have installed SPSS on your network account (or own computer) in order to use the software. SPSS Tutorial 1 shows you how to install SPSS on your network account. A link to instructions to install SPSS on your own computer is available on Blackboard.

This tutorial shows you how to install SPSS onto your University computer account.