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How hard is the point biserial correlation

My professor gave us an assignment to use point biserial correlation with a data set he provided using spss and he said it’s too hard for us that all the previous class students couldn’t submit it right

I truly need to know how hard is that and how can i learn it cause the assignment weight 30% of the final grade

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u/Mindless_Door_7758 — 3 days ago
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PLS-SEM on seminr

I built a PLS-SEM GUI for the most famous r package “seminr”.
This is to make PLS-SEM more user friendly and accessible rather than have the 100 case cap on SmartPLS and subscription
Try it out at metis.emend.it.com.
Test it and let me know your feedback.
The feedback button is in the app.
We are also working on CB-SEM using Lavaan and inferential statistics so that no subscription for SPSS and academics becomes free..

Supports are welcome

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u/Outrageous-Giraffe58 — 7 days ago
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Nothing in Output

Hey everyone. I've worked on SPSS before, but it has been a long time and the software was downloaded onto the PCs at my university. Now I am at a masters program and they use Citrix Workspace to allow students access to SPSS. Also, I am using a Mac.

So I have the data set ready to go and am just trying to run simple demographics. I am selecting Analyze>Descriptive Statistics>Frequencies>putting one variable over (also tried all demographics)>Statistics>selecting "mean" "median" "standard deviation" and "range">OK

Nothing happens. The output window wouldn't even open automatically. Now I have the window open and still nothing comes over after I click OK.

Any advice?

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u/variegated__monstera — 7 days ago
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SPSS tips for a newbie

Hello. I am a student doing a bachelor's degree and need some help understanding how to analyze my data with SPSS.

Some background on my variables, my IV has 2 levels and my DV consists of 3 variables ( first 2 consisting of 1 item each, and the 3rd consisting of 5 items). My study is a between-subjects.

Any help would be welcome, thanks in advance :)

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u/s__avenger — 8 days ago
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First research project - can I make a composite measure from different scales?

First ever research project, and I am struggling a bit.

Measuring volunteering and its effect on wellbeing, and it's time to analyze the results.

I made a composite measure with the first two questions and called it "volunteering frequency." Can I make a composite measure with all four?

If not maybe I'll just ignore the second two questions. Or, should I just do 3 separate analyses? Pearson's correlation with composite measure from the first two questions, the third question, and the fourth question?

Thanks for any help.

u/strawberryfruitbowl — 10 days ago
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Interaction term with a categorical moderator

Hello, I'm doing a PROCESS moderation analysis with a categorical moderator on SPSS. The moderator is set to groups (i.e., group 1, group 2, group 3), and labelled 1 = low etc. I could be completely overthinking this, but do I still calculate the interaction term normally? Seems weird to me that the interaction term for group 3 will just be my IV x3.

If someone has a textbook or reference for this too, that would be greatly appreciated.

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u/Ok_Natural8072 — 12 days ago
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What can i do to compare all of these variables, in a paired means test?

Chatgpt gave me alist but I am unsure.

u/ExperiencePopular489 — 11 days ago