This was so helpful! Thank you! My marketing research class is using PSPP and I had never heard of it before now. They aren’t giving us any tutorials so this was a life saver!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:13 🖥️ PSPP is a free open-source version of SPSS used predominantly for statistical analysis in the behavioral sciences. 00:27 🔄 PSPP has two views: Data View (to see actual data) and Variable View (to understand different characteristics of the variables). 02:55 📊 Variables in PSPP can be either numeric (like height and weight) or string (like answers in words). Numerical responses allow data manipulation, while strings don't offer this flexibility. 04:45 📉 The tutorial demonstrates how to create histograms in PSPP, a visual representation of quantitative data. 06:21 💾 To share a histogram, one must export it as a PDF image. To save data input, choose the "save as" option under the file menu. Made with HARPA AI
I'm trying to teach PSPP instead of SPSS this year. I'm going a little mad because I tend to use large datasets because they need to navigate the long lists of variables. In SPSS you can search within variable view to find keywords in descriptions and the like. Is there a way to quickly search through variable labels so I can easily find the variables I'm using?
This was so helpful! Thank you! My marketing research class is using PSPP and I had never heard of it before now. They aren’t giving us any tutorials so this was a life saver!
She demonstrates a masterful understanding of the "psychology " of learning. Pedagogy! Indeed!
Thank you
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:13 🖥️ PSPP is a free open-source version of SPSS used predominantly for statistical analysis in the behavioral sciences.
00:27 🔄 PSPP has two views: Data View (to see actual data) and Variable View (to understand different characteristics of the variables).
02:55 📊 Variables in PSPP can be either numeric (like height and weight) or string (like answers in words). Numerical responses allow data manipulation, while strings don't offer this flexibility.
04:45 📉 The tutorial demonstrates how to create histograms in PSPP, a visual representation of quantitative data.
06:21 💾 To share a histogram, one must export it as a PDF image. To save data input, choose the "save as" option under the file menu.
Made with HARPA AI
probably important for class
You are an angel. Thank you so much for this video
thank you so much for this video! you teach better than my instructor hahaha
Great Video. Love From Cambodia
I'm trying to teach PSPP instead of SPSS this year. I'm going a little mad because I tend to use large datasets because they need to navigate the long lists of variables. In SPSS you can search within variable view to find keywords in descriptions and the like. Is there a way to quickly search through variable labels so I can easily find the variables I'm using?
Thanks Dr Jenni for your Tutorial
can we insert a image of male in place of writing "male" for variable.
can PSPP give us covariance of two variables ?
Yes
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