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SPSS: Analyzing Survey Data: An Introductory Workshop
Course Category:
- Professional Development course
Instructor:
This workshop will quickly help you to learn the basics of SPSS for analyzing
the types of data that results from most surveys. Participants who have
had no previous direct experience using SPSS, but have had a statistics
course, will be able to analyze survey data using SPSS by the end of the
day. While statistics will not be taught from scratch, the main statistical
tools used for survey data analysis will be reviewed and discussed. Participants
will be conducting analysis using SPSS on personal computers during the
day-long workshop. This is a totally hands-on session.
Recommended Prerequisites
Suggested Audience
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Members seeking CMRP designation |
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Client-Side Researcher |
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Research Supplier |
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Little or no exposure |
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Less than 2 years experience |
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2-8 years experience |
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8+ years experience |
This course will benefit both suppliers and buyers with a desire to get
more from their data. Participants should have had a course in statistics
or data analysis that covered topics from basic cross-tabs through regression.
Participants will work from A Student Guide to SPSS 13.0 for Windows by
Ken Deal.
Major topics covered in this course include
Using a real data set from a marketing research study, students will
learn:
- How to prepare a set of data for analysis by SPSS;
- How to identify which stats are appropriate for different types of
data;
- How to produce basic frequency distributions and descriptive statistics;
- How to read SPSS output;
- How to produce charts in SPSS;
- How to use SPSS output in PowerPoint, Excel, Word and other applications;
- How to produce, understand and interpret cross-tabulations;
- How to test whether two proportions are different;
- How to test whether two means are different for independent groups;
- How to test whether two means are different for paired questions;
- How to test if three or more means are different (ANOVA);
- How to understand the relationship between one dependent variable and
several independent variables (linear regression);
- How to conduct a few other basic tests;
- How to construct basic stub-and-banner tables in SPSS; and
- What else is possible with SPSS?
Past Participant Comments
"Excellent course!! Well organized."
"I learned a lot and will use what I learned regularly."
"Liked the hands on approach with the computer lab."
"(Ken Deal) was great - very knowledgeable on this topic and he
presented it in a simple and organized manner."
NEW: Multi Course Bundle Savings
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2 courses = 10% off
3 to 5 courses = 15% off
6 or more courses = 20% off
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Course Date(s) |
Early Bird Deadline |
Registration Deadline |
| Toronto |
March 2, 2012 |
February 3, 2012 |
February 17, 2012 |
- Course Length: 1 Day
- Check-in: 8:30 am
- Classes: 9 am - 5 pm
- Lunch will be provided
- Location: In a computer laboratory
- For terms and conditions, click here
The venue address will be sent to you as part of your course registration confirmation.
Member
Early Bird* |
Non-Member
Early Bird* |
$579 |
$729 |
Member
Regular* |
Non-Member
Regular* |
$679 |
$829 |
*Plus applicable taxes
MRIA courses and their administration are subsidized by members' fees.
Therefore, members enjoy a reduced cost for courses.
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