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Exercise 3

The document outlines a practical exercise focused on leadership in strategic information, specifically involving the analysis of variables in a dataset. It instructs the reader to classify variables into categorical and continuous types, perform univariate and bivariate analyses, and identify the dependent variable. The exercise utilizes a provided file 'regression_practical.sav' and encourages the application of similar analysis on the reader's own data file.

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Exercise 3

The document outlines a practical exercise focused on leadership in strategic information, specifically involving the analysis of variables in a dataset. It instructs the reader to classify variables into categorical and continuous types, perform univariate and bivariate analyses, and identify the dependent variable. The exercise utilizes a provided file 'regression_practical.sav' and encourages the application of similar analysis on the reader's own data file.

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Leadership in Strategic Information

Exercise 3

1. Open the file ‘regression_practical.sav’ and classified the variables into categorical and continuous
variables

Categorical variables Continuous variables

2. Similarly view your data and classify your variables into categorical and continuous variables

Categorical variables Continuous variables

3. Do the appropriate univariate analysis of the variables in the above,


1. For variables on file ‘regression_practical.sav’

2. For variables on your file

4. Indicate the dependent variable in your file (what type of variable is it?)

5. Do the appropriate bivariate analysis using

1. Depression status as dependent variable on the file ‘regression_practical.sav’

2. Your dependent variable in your own file

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