Just as I wondered how to turn a continuous variable into a categorical one, I bumped into this pure gold video. Thanks a million, Sir! Bow to you from Ecuador.
Very helpful! If I happen to follow the same process, how should I report this in my results chapter? Should I describe it as it is in the video? Should I mention that I used percentiles? Thank you so much in advance.
Thank you so much this is exactly I was searching from last month. Actually I have 10 questions in a Likert scale to assess Acceptance of a device, I saw almost 50 videos on how to analyse a likert scale. But no video mentions how to categorise in highly acceptance to lower acceptance. I hope in this which you explained will applicable to a my situation. In this I have 10 questions on a 5 point likert scale from 1 to 5. And the lowest is 10 to highest is 50. I want to make a range of highly acceptable, acceptable and low acceptable. So please reply can I follow this for a likert scale or there’s some else formulas for this. Thank you so much.
very helpful video!can i ask you something?i split the level of metacognition awareness in low, medium,high with this method. and i want to find if the high level of metacognition predict high level of selfefficacy..i ll do the same metho for SE and then linear regression?thank you!
Thank you so much sir, for this video. I wanted to know is it applicable for 4 point likert scale? and secondly, how should I cite? If any book or article or this video?
Respected Sir, Thank you for the response. It would be helpful for my research data analyses if you provide the reference🙏@@dr.yasirhayatmughalstatsfo7381
aoa sir, kindly tell me,,, if the question is ,,,, what is the level of sdl anong students? how it wil be measure through spss and how we get to know that levl is high or low
Hello sir wonderful video, i have to do a t test with high and low. Is it possible to first split the continous variable into three then take only high and low for further analysis
@@dr.yasirhayatmughalstatsfo7381 my continous variable is social media usage. My hypothesis is there will high social media users will have lower mental well-being than low social media users
@@aakritibhanjo6051 ok, just split your social media and mental well-being into two categories i.e. low and high then check the frequncy. Second thing is you can do it by moderation it will create a plot and automatically explain you low high and moderate effect of moderator upon mental well being.
@@dr.yasirhayatmughalstatsfo7381 sir I read that splitting variables dichotomously results in loss of information, hence i did low medium high then t test with low and high, is that okay?
There are lot of statistics books such as gaur and gaur 2009, tabachnik and fidell, Palling 2010, I will share other references you can use in your thesis for reference
Education Students used Maslach Burnout Inventory so they divide variables of burnout into low average and high levels. in order to check whether employees or students have low level of burnout, average or high level of burnout
Dr.Yasir Hayat Mughal Stats For Everyone hi tried to do this but I ended up getting medians for each item on the scale not an overall median. Because some of my scale items have different values for example the first three questions had 3 points (never, sometimes and often) then for the other three items had 6 point scale?
