You just saved me! i have done the analysis but so unsure if i am write because i read elsewhere than using mean to interpret likert scale is inappropriate so i have spent hours thinking and finding solution on youtube. i am submitting my capstone project today
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Sir, How can we convert several likert scale data into single frame?like my work is on management quality so i have many questions on management services and want to bring up these on a single frame .what should I do ?...it will very kindness to you if you help me for that..
How to find correlation between 2 ordinal variables ... Will chi square independence work? If yes, How to do it? Are there any conditions thay we need to fulfil?
Please help! I wanted to do following and need your help: 1. How to create demographic information tabel. Like age, gender, country, religion etc. Including means, SD, Range, percentage, N and so on ? Just like in scientific Artikel. 2. How to filter some part of data. For example we collected the data in 3 different times over a period of one year. So basically there are some people who did participate in 1. experiment but didn't in time 3 i mean they didn't continue the whole year. Now i just want to compare the 1. Times and the 3. Times of the persons who took part in all 3 times and not only once. How can i filter or select only those, who did the whole experiment? 3. How can i compare the first time with the second time or 3rd time to see if there's any difference between in case of health situation. I mean if they were healthy at the beginning are the now seek and vice versa? I wanted to do T, test. Can you please tell me what kind of test do i need to do? Im writing my bachelor thesis in psychology and have no clue of SPSS. Please help me and send some videos that show this Prozesse. Thanks for your help 👍
@@MohamedBenhimaPhD i want to compare the progress of mental health over a period of a year. We tested 3 times over a year. Now i want to see, if there is different between 3 times. Which kind of test should i chose?
@@stopworrying8850Yes, I see. As you know there are several statistical tests that could be used to compare the progress of mental health over a period of a year, depending on the specific details of your study and the type of data you have collected. One test for comparing multiple groups over time is the repeated measures ANOVA. This test can be used to determine if there is a significant difference in mental health scores between the three testing occasions. Another option is the Friedman test which is a non-parametric test, similar to the repeated measures ANOVA, but does not assume that the data is normally distributed. This test can be used when the data is ordinal or continuous. you can also use a paired t-test to compare the mental health scores at each testing occasion to a baseline score or to each other.
I don't agree. I think that with ordinal variables you can use for example: Mann-Whitneys U-test or Chi-squared test. Not the t-test unless you make a sum variable from multiple ordinal variables.
Hi. I'm actually confuse about the data of my research. My statistician used this One-Way ANOVA in SPSS, but I'm struggling in how should I interpret the significance difference between the demographic profile (Age, Sex & Year Level) and their language attitude. Can I ask for your help about this?🥺 I badly needed the exact result about the significant difference 🥺 Cause really, I don't know how. Thank you..
From the data that I have, in my 2-part, 20-item, 5-point Likert Scale, every statements shows "Sig.". So I'm really confused on how it turns out? Since, I'm asking if there's significant difference between demographic profile and language attitude. Hoping that you could help me with this. thank you so much!
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No, no, no! You can’t run parametric tests with Nominal or Ordinal data. What does a “mean” of 3.44 actually mean when you are working with qualitative data. There is no 3.44 on a Likert scale! It would be like taking the jersey numbers on a football team, adding them up and dividing the sum by the number of members on the team. Nonsense answer! Your research question doesn’t justify misusing the level of measurement of your data.
I am also very confused. These videos are of immense help but I think my fundamentals aren't strong enough. I am dealing with a 3-point Likert scale for an attitude test but I am so confused if I can use the mean and SD there...what statistical test can be used with Ordinal data.
How is it a nonsense answer? Actually curious. In the most simplistic sense, if your sample has a mean of 3.5 on a 1 to 5 scale, it tells you where your sample lies on the scale, as a whole.
You can use parametric tests and mean/stdev on Likert scales (pseudo-quantitative scales derived from Likert items e.g. by averaging the scores), but not the items... And yes, Likert items are ordinal (it does not depend on the research objective, lol) and the scales are pseudo-quantitative. I strongly advise not to advise others before completely understanding the concepts yourself (I'm addressing the Author of the video here).
I doubt if you are a statistician. Likert scales are ordinal but when it has at least 5points, it can be treated as interval variable which is continuous. So, if it is a measure of satisfaction for instance, u can then use mean to compare how satisfied the respondents are using a grouping variable, ok? Thanks
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Thank you so much! Came across a bit of confusion when analysing my data for a research investigation but now I'm all good! thank you for helping :)
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Thanks so much for your explanation.
You just saved me! i have done the analysis but so unsure if i am write because i read elsewhere than using mean to interpret likert scale is inappropriate so i have spent hours thinking and finding solution on youtube. i am submitting my capstone project today
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Thank you, very helpful and simple way of explaining
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Kindly make a video on analysis of 4 point likert scale...or even items likert scale
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Hey I'm from Guyana. Do you mind helping me cause I'm till lost. It's my research assignment 5:14
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Plz told me about data screening and normality?
Cutpoint detail ?
How to put stakeholders response directly in spss
I'm not getting the number of respondents I need, this there's away to manipulate it ?
Hello i have a questionare of my friend, i am in delima for it's analysis could you please help me out
Sir, How can we convert several likert scale data into single frame?like my work is on management quality so i have many questions on management services and want to bring up these on a single frame .what should I do ?...it will very kindness to you if you help me for that..
You can compute the overall mean or median of each scale
What will be suitable most for sum up likert scale mean value or it's overall median value ??Thank you so much sir..
mean, median, mode, standard deviation and range only?
I think that is enough for descriptive statistics
Hi How would you figure out the percentage comparison of likert scales please
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How to find correlation between 2 ordinal variables ... Will chi square independence work? If yes, How to do it? Are there any conditions thay we need to fulfil?
You can go for Pearson, spearman and Kendall's tau b
You can use them all without checking any conditions
Please help!
I wanted to do following and need your help:
1. How to create demographic information tabel. Like age, gender, country, religion etc. Including means, SD, Range, percentage, N and so on ? Just like in scientific Artikel.
2. How to filter some part of data. For example we collected the data in 3 different times over a period of one year. So basically there are some people who did participate in 1. experiment but didn't in time 3 i mean they didn't continue the whole year. Now i just want to compare the 1. Times and the 3. Times of the persons who took part in all 3 times and not only once.
How can i filter or select only those, who did the whole experiment?
3. How can i compare the first time with the second time or 3rd time to see if there's any difference between in case of health situation. I mean if they were healthy at the beginning are the now seek and vice versa?
I wanted to do T, test.
Can you please tell me what kind of test do i need to do?
Im writing my bachelor thesis in psychology and have no clue of SPSS. Please help me and send some videos that show this Prozesse. Thanks for your help 👍
Actually, you need SPSS, R, Jamovi or Jasp software
@@MohamedBenhimaPhDi have spss . I just want to know which tests. Anova, gln or som
It actually depends on your research questions and hypotheses
@@MohamedBenhimaPhD i want to compare the progress of mental health over a period of a year. We tested 3 times over a year. Now i want to see, if there is different between 3 times. Which kind of test should i chose?
@@stopworrying8850Yes, I see. As you know there are several statistical tests that could be used to compare the progress of mental health over a period of a year, depending on the specific details of your study and the type of data you have collected. One test for comparing multiple groups over time is the repeated measures ANOVA. This test can be used to determine if there is a significant difference in mental health scores between the three testing occasions. Another option is the Friedman test which is a non-parametric test, similar to the repeated measures ANOVA, but does not assume that the data is normally distributed. This test can be used when the data is ordinal or continuous. you can also use a paired t-test to compare the mental health scores at each testing occasion to a baseline score or to each other.
I don't agree. I think that with ordinal variables you can use for example: Mann-Whitneys U-test or Chi-squared test. Not the t-test unless you make a sum variable from multiple ordinal variables.
Hi. I'm actually confuse about the data of my research. My statistician used this One-Way ANOVA in SPSS, but I'm struggling in how should I interpret the significance difference between the demographic profile (Age, Sex & Year Level) and their language attitude. Can I ask for your help about this?🥺 I badly needed the exact result about the significant difference 🥺 Cause really, I don't know how. Thank you..
From the data that I have, in my 2-part, 20-item, 5-point Likert Scale, every statements shows "Sig.". So I'm really confused on how it turns out? Since, I'm asking if there's significant difference between demographic profile and language attitude. Hoping that you could help me with this. thank you so much!
It depends on the significance level or p-value. If it is equal to or less than .05, it is statistically significant
There are just 2-3 statements that have less than 0.05
I've sent you a message through tg. So that I can send some screenshots of my data. Thank you so much.
@@marieellainemacarang7777 you can use WhatsApp
If my data 5-likart scale and I want to use parametric test how can I do this ?
What parametric test would you like to use exactly as they are many?
@@MohamedBenhimaPhD I mean that my data not with normal distribution and I want to use parametric test is that possible?
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No, no, no! You can’t run parametric tests with Nominal or Ordinal data. What does a “mean” of 3.44 actually mean when you are working with qualitative data. There is no 3.44 on a Likert scale! It would be like taking the jersey numbers on a football team, adding them up and dividing the sum by the number of members on the team. Nonsense answer! Your research question doesn’t justify misusing the level of measurement of your data.
I am also very confused. These videos are of immense help but I think my fundamentals aren't strong enough. I am dealing with a 3-point Likert scale for an attitude test but I am so confused if I can use the mean and SD there...what statistical test can be used with Ordinal data.
How is it a nonsense answer? Actually curious. In the most simplistic sense, if your sample has a mean of 3.5 on a 1 to 5 scale, it tells you where your sample lies on the scale, as a whole.
You can use parametric tests and mean/stdev on Likert scales (pseudo-quantitative scales derived from Likert items e.g. by averaging the scores), but not the items... And yes, Likert items are ordinal (it does not depend on the research objective, lol) and the scales are pseudo-quantitative. I strongly advise not to advise others before completely understanding the concepts yourself (I'm addressing the Author of the video here).
I doubt if you are a statistician. Likert scales are ordinal but when it has at least 5points, it can be treated as interval variable which is continuous. So, if it is a measure of satisfaction for instance, u can then use mean to compare how satisfied the respondents are using a grouping variable, ok? Thanks
It indicates a tenancy not an absolute, so it does make sense , tendancy is to agree or disagree