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General Statistics and SPSS plus E-Prime, OpenSesame, DMDX and Superlab Screencasts

Thoughts in 2021: This site and its content are now getting very old. The version of SPSS used is out of date (the Mac SPSS videos were using a version that was PowerPC only - that shows their age), E-Prime is now on version 3, as is OpenSesame. Statistical analysis is generally moving towards R, JASP or jamovi. It is probably a good point to consider calling time on the videos presented here. I plan to leave the site as is for the time being, but I would encourage vistors to consider searching Youtube for much more up to date content. Thank you to all who have dropped by over the years. When I uploaded the first of these videos in 2007, I would never have believed there would still be visitors in 2021!

The source of Videoscreencasts was a project to create a series of screencasts to aid 1st year psychology undergraduate students learn how to use the statistical analysis package SPSS. At the end of the course it was decided to not only expand the content of these screencasts to cover other topics such as psychological experiment generators, but to also make the videos freely available to anyone who wants to learn about these topics. You won't find any screencasts about the more popular pieces of software (such as MS Word) due to the already large amount of material available on the web. Instead, the screencasts here are much more targeted towards those working in psychology. That said, many of the packages used will almost certainly be of use to academics in other fields.

To view the videos on the site, you'll need a HTML5 compatible browser such as Google Chrome, Apple Safari or Opera. Older browsers will not be able to display the videos on the page. For users of these browsers, download links to the videos (in MP4 format) are available. VLC, amongst others, is capable of playing these files.

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Screencast List:

SPSS Introduction to SPSS Basic Tables Bar Charts Explore Command Frequencies Command Histograms Correlation Scatterplot With Equation Scatterplot Without Equation 1-Sample T-Test Independent Samples T-Test Paired Samples T-Test Mann-Whitney U Test Wilcoxon Test 1-Way ANOVA (Between Subjects) Method #1 1-Way ANOVA (Between Subjects) Method #2 1-way ANOVA (Within-subjects) 2-way ANOVA (Between-subjects) 2-way ANVOA (Mixed-design) 2-way ANVOA (Within-subjects) Chi-Square Test

Stats By Hand Chi-square test Z test Variance test T-test (paired samples) T-test (unrelated samples) Correlation E-Prime Creating A Simple Experiment In E-Prime Analysing Data With E-DataAid Opening More Than One Experiment At A Time (E-Prime v1.1/v1.2) OpenSesame Creating A Simple Experiment In OpenSesame Using Counter-balancing In OpenSesame SuperLab Pro Editing A SuperLab Experiment Creating A SuperLab Experiment DMDX Installing and configuring DMDX Web of Knowledge/Web of Science Logging onto and using Web of Knowledge

 

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Links - other useful websites on SPSS and statistics:

• SPSS and Survey Analysis Workshop. A website run by John Hall, retired lecturer from the Polytechnic of North London.
• Andy Field's Statistics Hell website. Check out his suberb textbook too: Discovering Statistics Using SPSS

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SPSS and Statistics Screencasts by Chris Longmore is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 2.0 UK: England & Wales License.

Last modified: 18 March 2021, 10:03 PM