DATA
ENCODING
IN SPSS
Online Application
UNDERSTANDING
THE STATISTICAL
RESULT
Descriptive Result
•Frequency Table
•Summary Table
Paired T-test
•Compare two dependent data
The mean values of the
Variables
Since Sig. < .05, then there is
enough evidence to conclude that
the mean difference between the two
values are statistically significant
The Mean Difference
Independent T-Test
• Compare data of Independent variables
Since Sig. > .05, we will accept the
Null hypothesis: The Variance are
Equal
Since Sig. > .05, we will accept the
Null hypothesis: The Mean Score
Between the group are Equal (Not
Significantly Different)
The Mean value of the
Independent Variables
ANOVA
•Comparison of two or more variables
Since Sig. > .05, we will accept the
Null hypothesis: There is
Homogeneity Between Values
Since Sig. < .05, there is a
Statistically Difference Between the
IV. We will look at the Post Hoc
Result
Since Sig. < .05, there is a
Statistically Difference Between the
Control and CBT
Since Sig. < .05, there is a
Statistically Difference Between the
Control and Existential
Since Sig. >.05, there is No
Statistically Difference Between the
CBT and Existential
Pearson R Correlation
•Relationship between two variables
Sig. < .05
r = .650
(Moderate Positive
Correlation)
Sig. < .05
r = .408
(Low Positive Correlation)
Simple Linear Regression
•Measure the effect of the IV to the DV
Since Sig < 0.05, it
shows that our
model is Significant
F(1, 16) = 5.769
P value = .029
R = .514
(Moderate Positive Correlation)
21.9% of the variance in the DV or
Outcome Variables can be explain
by the IV or Predictor Variable
For every one standard deviation
increase in the IV will result to a .306
standard deviation increase in the DV
Regression Equation:
y = .306x + 1.108
The effect the IV to the DV is
Significant
Multiple Linear Regression
•Measure the effect of Multiple IV to a DV
Since Sig < 0.05, it
shows that our model is
Significant
F(2, 97) = 16.350
P value = .000
R = .502
(Moderate Positive
Correlation)
23.7 % of the variance in the
DV or Outcome Variables
can be explain by the IV or
Predictor Variable
For every one standard deviation
increase in the IV will result to a
.233 standard deviation increase
in the DV, given that all other
variables are constant
For every one standard deviation
increase in the IV will result to a
.436 standard deviation decrease
in the DV, given that all other
variables are constant
For every one unit increase
in the IV will result to a
2.658 unit increase in the
DV
For every one unit increase
in the IV will result to a
4.044 unit decrease in the
DV
y = 2.658x1 – 4.044x2 + 101.635