Thank you so much! You explained all the concepts and steps very well. I feel more confident! I wish you were my professor. You really made everything easy and clear to understand thank you! P.s I just followed this account🙂
Dude, I would give you 10 thumbs up for this video! Great teaching and explaining this so I can understand! I actually learned so much from your video!
I have a question, if this was for an intervention study, and you were comparing scores before and after intervention, do you need to take any steps to exclude the placebo group of participants?
Thanks for checking my work. Please, visit my RUclips Channel for all the videos you have requested. The test statistic for the pre test and post test analysis is called Paired Sample T-Test, and the video is already available at my RUclips Channel. The MANOVA and ANCOVA videos are also available in the channel. Please, let me know if you have any challenges. Thanks
Thank you for the video. Please I want to determine the effect of a treatment of different doses on body weight. If there is a significant change in the body weight after treatment. My challenge is that I have a high dose treatment group, mid and low. And I want to check if the effect is dose dependent. How do I run the analysis comparing the effect within groups. Thank you
Good day, Adachi Njoku. Thanks for your comment. However, such consultation is not free. If you will be willing to pay, then there are few questions I would like to ask you about your set of data.
A situation where by two candidates are contesting for a political position, the old age people are supporting the candidate of party A while the youths are clamouring for the candidate of party B with different reasons. At the end of sharing questionares, collecting, tabulating etc. How can we run this type of analysis?
The Critical Value can be found in the Student t-Distribution table. This table of statistics is freely available online. Just search for it on Google. Thank you.
Your question is ambiguous. But, I will provide you answers as follows: 1. In SPSS, the significance level is an inbuilt value for each test statistic. However, the significance level is either 0.05 or 0.01. But, 0.05, which is the 95% confidence interval is the most used value. 2. If you mean to ask for the P-Value, then from the SPSS results output table, you can find the significance level in the table column designated as SIG. 3. If you meant to ask for where to obtain the significance level based on the degrees of freedom, the table of Student t-Distribution is freely available online. Try and download one. Thank you.
Ok. Thanks for the honest request. I will put your request into consideration, and if you have already subscribed to my channel, you shall be notified automatically when I publish the video soon.
The economy of Nigeria was greatly affected by the 2019 global pandemic which is yet to rebounce to normalcy, its adverse effects greatly felt by average Nigerians, some are yet to find their ways out. A certain proportion of the population believe that, the past administrative worsen the economy more while 68% Nigerians believe that the current government will revamp the economy, and by atleast reduce the unemployment rate to 8%. How can we carry out this type of analysis?
Data analysis is not a guess work. The type of data you have and your research objectives determine the applicable analysis. So, as regards your data presentation failed to show sufficient relevant information necessary to decide appropriate test statistic. Thank you.
Wow. This is the best explanation I’ve seen on this topic on RUclips. 🤯🤯🤯
This is awesome!!! I highly recommend this video to anyone that have interest in data analysis using SPSS.
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Thank you for the step-by-step tutorial! The visuals are very helpful.
thank you sir. Its crystal clear. Please update videos like this. Love from India.
Thank you, I will
Thank you so much for explaining every part of the results table!
I really enjoyed the video. It has helped me to understand about t-test.
Thank you so much. The video is extremely comprehensive.
Brilliant video thank you - you have explained it very well and given extra info at each moment, thanks so much! Keep up the good work. :)
Best explanation I came across! Thank you for your work!
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It is so perfect. Thank you very much.
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Thank you so much for this very informative video.
Thank you so much! You explained all the concepts and steps very well. I feel more confident! I wish you were my professor. You really made everything easy and clear to understand thank you! P.s I just followed this account🙂
Very well done. Thank you!
Excellent video sir, thanks!
Dude, I would give you 10 thumbs up for this video! Great teaching and explaining this so I can understand! I actually learned so much from your video!
Glad it helped!
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Thank you sir,I understood the class
Great explanation!
Thanks for the pairde sample t test. Please put out a two sample t test
thank you for explainig this concept in details however i dont know whether you have vedio on likert scale using Ancova
Highly appreciated ....🌸
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Very helpful video thnQ
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I have a question, if this was for an intervention study, and you were comparing scores before and after intervention, do you need to take any steps to exclude the placebo group of participants?
wow. Well explained. would like to be educated on how to code and feed data on
spss
I can be of help...
can you make a video on pretest and post test score of 2 diffirent group with a controlled group and how to use anov ancova and maova
Thanks for checking my work. Please, visit my RUclips Channel for all the videos you have requested. The test statistic for the pre test and post test analysis is called Paired Sample T-Test, and the video is already available at my RUclips Channel. The MANOVA and ANCOVA videos are also available in the channel. Please, let me know if you have any challenges. Thanks
Thank you for the video. Please I want to determine the effect of a treatment of different doses on body weight. If there is a significant change in the body weight after treatment. My challenge is that I have a high dose treatment group, mid and low. And I want to check if the effect is dose dependent. How do I run the analysis comparing the effect within groups.
Thank you
Good day, Adachi Njoku. Thanks for your comment. However, such consultation is not free. If you will be willing to pay, then there are few questions I would like to ask you about your set of data.
A situation where by two candidates are contesting for a political position, the old age people are supporting the candidate of party A while the youths are clamouring for the candidate of party B with different reasons. At the end of sharing questionares, collecting, tabulating etc. How can we run this type of analysis?
Because of the categorical nature of the dataset you have presented, an Independent Sample T-Test will be most applicable. Thank you.
Where did you get the critical value?
The Critical Value can be found in the Student t-Distribution table. This table of statistics is freely available online. Just search for it on Google. Thank you.
Explain correlation in table
Done. Please, check on the correlation video in my channel @titocanmarksolutions. Thank you.
Please I need a video on likert scaling technique
Thanks for visiting my channel. Your request is noted.
Hi, where to find the significance level from the SPSS? Thanks
Your question is ambiguous. But, I will provide you answers as follows:
1. In SPSS, the significance level is an inbuilt value for each test statistic. However, the significance level is either 0.05 or 0.01. But, 0.05, which is the 95% confidence interval is the most used value.
2. If you mean to ask for the P-Value, then from the SPSS results output table, you can find the significance level in the table column designated as SIG.
3. If you meant to ask for where to obtain the significance level based on the degrees of freedom, the table of Student t-Distribution is freely available online. Try and download one.
Thank you.
@@TitocanMarkSolutions The answer you provided for number 3 is exactly what I needed. Thanks!
Hey... Kindly do 2 way annova
Ok. Thanks for the honest request. I will put your request into consideration, and if you have already subscribed to my channel, you shall be notified automatically when I publish the video soon.
The economy of Nigeria was greatly affected by the 2019 global pandemic which is yet to rebounce to normalcy, its adverse effects greatly felt by average Nigerians, some are yet to find their ways out. A certain proportion of the population believe that, the past administrative worsen the economy more while 68% Nigerians believe that the current government will revamp the economy, and by atleast reduce the unemployment rate to 8%.
How can we carry out this type of analysis?
Data analysis is not a guess work. The type of data you have and your research objectives determine the applicable analysis. So, as regards your data presentation failed to show sufficient relevant information necessary to decide appropriate test statistic. Thank you.
You are too much sir