Thanks for this video! I want to do the same thing, except I also have twin sets in my data. How would I do this to account for the multiple time points and the shared variance within twin sets? For example, I have participants 1-6, but the twin sets also have a same "twinID' number in my database in SPSS.
Thanks a lot, Mike!. It is super easy after your explanation!!
Thanks for nice explanation about restructuring data. It looks very easy after watching the video. Thank you to Mike Crowson sir
Thank you Mike for this very helpful video
Thank you! This was just what I was looking for.
Thank you so much!! It helped me so much!!!!
Very helpful thank you!
u saved my life!!!!
Thank you
Nice video, Dr. Crowson. We were just doing this a few days ago.
Thanks, Xin! It's a lot of fun, isn't it? Hope all is well with you :)
Thank you so much!
Thank you! This helped!
so good
Hi! This was extremely helpful. Do you have any videos where you start analyzing this data (descriptive)
very useful - follow all steps but cannot get the restructured data- I don't get the last message before finishing the analysis. any hints?
Thank you Very much
But I was facing little bit issues.
Its written data must be in equal form before u restructure.
Kindly guide me
Thanks for this video! I want to do the same thing, except I also have twin sets in my data. How would I do this to account for the multiple time points and the shared variance within twin sets? For example, I have participants 1-6, but the twin sets also have a same "twinID' number in my database in SPSS.
Thank u