How to Correct Data that Violates the Parametric Assumption of Normality

In this video, I demonstrated How to Correct the Data that Violates the Parametric Assumption of Normality in SPSS using three different transformation methods, such as:
1. Log Transformation,
2. Square Root Transformation and
3. Inverse Transformation.
The conditions for applying the different transformations were greatly highlighted and the procedure demonstrated was comprehensively simplified for easy follow-up and understanding. So, you are highly encouraged to see or watch this video to the end.
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