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Posts by Grace Njeri-Otieno

link to SPSS Tutorial #14: Multiple Linear Regression in SPSS

SPSS Tutorial #14: Multiple Linear Regression in SPSS

In the previous post, we looked at simple linear regression in SPSS, where only one explanatory variable was considered. In real-life scenarios, we will always have more than one variable explaining...

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link to SPSS Tutorial #13: Simple Linear Regression in SPSS

SPSS Tutorial #13: Simple Linear Regression in SPSS

Simple linear regression is used to model the influence of one variable, called the independent variable or predictor variable on another variable, called the dependent or outcome variable. In this...

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link to SPSS Tutorial #12: Partial Correlation Analysis in SPSS

SPSS Tutorial #12: Partial Correlation Analysis in SPSS

Partial correlation is almost similar to Pearson product-moment correlation only that it accounts for the influence of another variable, which is thought to be correlated with the two variables of...

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link to SPSS Tutorial #11: Correlation Analysis in SPSS

SPSS Tutorial #11: Correlation Analysis in SPSS

In this post, I discuss what correlation is, the two most common types of correlation statistics used (Pearson and Spearman), and how to conduct correlation analysis in SPSS. What is correlation...

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link to SPSS Tutorial #10: How to Check for Normality of Data in SPSS

SPSS Tutorial #10: How to Check for Normality of Data in SPSS

The normality assumption states that the data is normally distributed. This post touches on the importance of normality of data and illustrates how to check for normality of data in SPSS. Why...

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link to SPSS Tutorial #9: How to Check for and Deal with Outliers in SPSS

SPSS Tutorial #9: How to Check for and Deal with Outliers in SPSS

Outliers are data values that are different from most of the data values in a dataset. They can either be extremely high or extremely low compared to the rest of the data values. This post...

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About the Author

Grace Njeri-Otieno is a Kenyan, a wife, a mom, and currently a PhD student, among many other balls she juggles. She holds a Bachelors' and Masters' degrees in Economics and has more than 7 years' experience with an INGO. She was inspired to start this site so as to share the lessons learned throughout her PhD journey with other PhD students. Her vision for this site is "to become a go-to resource center for PhD students in all their spheres of learning."

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