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Your teaching style is really good, it involves a process starting with beginner and slowly shifts to intermediate along with examples.👌 thank you for uploading such an interactive and detailed video.
This is such an incredible explanation in a really clear way. Teaching Statistics isn't an easy job but your teaching style has done that justice. Thank you so much for sharing.
I just started using SPSS for class yesterday, and this was uploaded just two days ago. I feel very lucky. Thank you for the lessons and the resources!
Thanks for the video Question: If average income is a scale variable, shouldnt you define it as a scale variable in your variable view? Now it is on Nominal.
Thank you for your explanation. I would like to know if i can use chi square if i want to see the relationship between one nominal and one ordinal variable ? i saw that chi square can only be used for 2 nominal variables, and sperman rho for 2 ordinal variables. but what about when variables are both nominal and ordinalThanks
Hello , thanks for this nice clarification, i need to know how to describe variables that either positive or negative ? And what is best way to measure correlation?
thanks for this =) learned a lot. Could you help me identify what statistical treatment to use to find out the relationship betwee gender (male and female) and a likert scale (problems in english language)... didnt seem to get what to use to find out the relationship between ordinal and nominal
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