Repeated Measures Bar Graph with SPSS Chart Builder (4-4)
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Another good way to use bar charts is with repeated measures. If we measure the same people multiple times we can see whether their average scores gradually increased over time, decreased over time, stayed the same, or perhaps started low then got high. We can see those patterns with a bar chart. In this example we're going to graph the level of participation across three trials in the Clickers.SAV data set.
This video teaches the following concepts and techniques:
SPSS Chart Builder
Repeated measures bar charts
Daniel, T., & Tivener, K. (2016). Effects of sharing clickers in an active learning environment. Educational Technology & Society, 19 (3), 260-268. Retrieved from www.j-ets.net/...
Link to a Google Drive folder with all of the files that I use in the videos including the Bear Handout and the Clickers.sav dataset. As I add new files, they will appear here, as well.
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Table of Contents:
00:41 - Repeated Measures Bar Chart
02:08 - Repeated Measures Bar Chart in SPSS
05:21 - Interpreting the Bar Chart
It was really really helpful. Thanks a lot!
hello. what do i have to change/add if every one of my measurements has two or more variables to consider? For my example: i have reapplied a test to my group which has two outcomes: TIME and MISTAKES MADE. now i would need a graph of these multiple measurements which has both these values in each retest bar. Help? Thanks!
No matter how much i hoover above the Y-axis, i don't get the plus sign. Instead I get the little round sign with a stripe through it. Any sollutions?
Hmmm...obviously something is wrong, just wish that I knew what it was. Sometimes you have to click on the object to select it so the options become available. Best I can do in the comments section. Good luck.
I can’t apply “round of group interaction” what should i do?
That is difficult to answer because I can't diagnose the problem the way I would in a classroom. You might try restarting SPSS and then walking through the steps again to make sure you did not inadvertently miss something. Best I can do in the comments section...good luck!