SPSS
SPSS The Statistical Package for the Social Sciences, commonly known as SPSS... Developed in the United States by social scientists, it provides a range of facilities, including tabulation, multivariate analysis, and virtually all the tests of statistical significance appropriate for sample survey data.
"SPSS" A Dictionary of Sociology. John Scott and Gordon Marshall. Oxford University Press 2009. Oxford Reference Online.
Oxford University Press. Marquette University. 16 March
2009
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SPSS Statistics Brief Guide 17.0
Using SPSS to Understand Reseach & Data Analysis
Guide to using SPSS for Windows 14.0 by David Arkkelin, Valparaiso University.
Tutorials
Getting Started with SPSS for Windows
This introduction to SPSS 16.0 was developed by John Samuel at Indiana University.
Getting Started with SPSS for Macintosh
Another tutorial from John Samuel.
Reading Raw Data Into SPSS
Stanford University's step by step directions.
SPSS Tutorials
Includes links to tutorials compiled by Raynald Levesque.
Introduction to SPSS and Stata
Provides basic instructions from the University of Washington's 2008 Math Camp.
Getting Started with SPSS
From Information Technology Services at USC
SPSS Tutorial
Created by Garrett Hobbs and Neel Kelkar of NCSU.
Web Sites
Resources to help you learn and use SPSS (UCLA)
Raynald's SPSS Tools
This site is intended to help "increase
productivity of all level of SPSS users."
Related Resources
Downloading Data from an SDA (UC Berkeley Survey Documentation & Analysis) Web Site into SPSS
This tutorial was created by Brian Stipak of Portland State University.
Guide to General Social Survey (GSS) Data & Documentation Sources on the Internet
ICPSR Data Use Tutorial
Provides instructions from the Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research.
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