07 Independent Samples t-Tests in SPSS – SPSS for Beginners Video
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Another way of measuring the difference between two samples is to compare two unrelated groups or participants or samples. In this design, you measure two groups one time; in contrast, the previous paired test measured the same sample two times. With independent samples, you test whether the means of the samples are, not just different, but statistically significantly different. This test used the “between subjects” design. In this video, you will also learn about how to interpret the output of this test.
For more training about how to use SPSS, please check out these videos.
Levene’s Test of Homogeneity of Variance in SPSS: https://youtu.be/4mkEZxgxMRA
How to do an Independent Samples t Test in SPSS: https://youtu.be/6eqm7zdPc3U
How to Set Up Your Data for Independent or Repeated Measures t Tests in SPSS: https://youtu.be/TpZDlTpGkig
How to do a One-Way ANOVA in SPSS: https://youtu.be/rS3k8ONVN-o
This video uses a dataset we create in the first video of the series and SPSS version 24
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