Database
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Take your selected data set from your Scholar-Practitioner Project and enter it into SPSS. You may also manipulate the data in Excel and then
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Take your selected data set from your Scholar-Practitioner Project and enter it into SPSS. You may also manipulate the data in Excel and then convert it to a format for your statistical software needs.
Perform the following on your database for each research questions (RQ) separately:
Indicate your research question(S) (RQ).
Define the variable names and categories you will be using for answering each RQ.
Apply techniques you learned last week to your continuous and categorical variables (convert your continuous variables to categorical if it is more appropriate for your statistical tests.
Explore your categorical variables with frequency tables and if your categorical variables has cell size less than 6 then combine some levels to increase cell sizes.
Perform the statistical analysis you proposed in previous weeks (both descriptive and analytic) for answering your RQ.
Include SPSS output(s) to support your calculation(s)/result(s)
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