NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
TIRUCHIRAPPALLI
ASSIGNMENT 7
COMPUTATIONAL LABORATORY- CELR 18
TOPIC - SPSS
SUBMITTED BY:
NAME ROLL NO.
AGAM MESSAR 103121008
ANUSHKA SHARDA 103121016
PARCHI NARDE 103121072
RITVIKA SHARMA 103121094
SUBMITTED ON: 30-4-2024
→ Procedure:
1. Click the Variable View tab. Type the name of your first variable under the Name column.
You can also enter other information about the variable, such as the type, width,
decimals, label, etc. Type the name of each variable that you plan to include in your
dataset.
2. Click the Data View tab. Any variable names that you entered in Variable View will now
be included in the columns. Fill out the data tab with the information you have given.
3. Click on Analyze → Descriptive Analysis → Frequencies. Then select the gender option
for analysis. Click on chart and choose bar graph, and then click OK.
4. Click on Analyze → Descriptive Analysis → Frequencies. Select the Hb level and age to
perform statistical analysis. Click on statistics and choose different options you want in
analysis, such as mean , mode , median , maximum, minimum, range , standard
deviation, variance, etc. Now click on charts, select the nominal histogram, and click OK.
5. Click Analyze > Compare Means > One-Way ANOVA.
6. Add the variable Hb level to the Dependent List box, and add the variable Age to the
Factor box.
7. Click Options. Check the box for Means plot, then click Continue.
8. Click OK when finished.
9. The output for the analysis will display in the Output Viewer window.
QUESTION 2
→ Procedure:
1. Click the Variable View tab. Type the name of your first variable under the Name column.
You can also enter other information about the variable, such as the type, width,
decimals, label, etc. Type the name of each variable that you plan to include in your
dataset.
2. Click the Data View tab. Any variable names that you entered in Variable View will now
be included in the columns. Fill out the data tab with the information you have given.
3. To perform correlation analysis, click Analyze > Correlate > Bivariate.
4. The Bivariate Correlations window opens, where we will specify the variables to be used
in the analysis. frequency of exercise and self-happiness level are selected, and then
click the blue arrow button to move them to the right in the Variables field.
5. Select the correlation coefficients and click OK.