Partial Correlation in SPSS (SPSS Tutorial Video #16)

In this video, I cover the details of how how to conduct and interpret the results of a partial correlation in SPSS. I walk you through what a partial correlation is, how to run the analyses in SPSS, how to interpret the results, and give and give you a chance to try it yourself.
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[@user-gz9cf1pb9l]

Is it possible to do a partial correlation between two continuous variables while controlling for a ordinal variable? What about the opposite - two categorical/ordinal variable while controlling for a continuous variable?

[@Singer2351]

When controlling for multiple variables (say a total of 3), do you just add the additional variables to the "controlling for" box or would you run 3 separate partial correlations with 3 different controlled variable outputs?

[@DataDemystified]

Once you're dealing with that many variables, you really should switch over to multi-variable correlation. I have a video on the topic here: ruclips.net/video/stRCK4_hhSA/видео.html

[@Singer2351]

@@DataDemystified Thanks for your super quick reply! So I'll be doing a hierarchical regression as my main analysis and want to do a partial correlation as my descriptive stats. For the partial correlation, I want to know the relationship between 2 variables while controlling for 3 others. Can I not do this with a partial correlation on spss? And if I can, is it okay to put all the confounding variables into the "controlling for" box at the same time?