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    SPSS Tutorial

    AEB 37 / AE 802

    Marketing Research MethodsWeek 5

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    SPSS You can open an excel file directly

    from SPSS

    SPSS files contain additional

    information on the variables Download the following file on your

    network drive:www.rdg.ac.uk/~aes02mm/supermarkets.sav

    Start SPSS

    Open the file

    http://www.rdg.ac.uk/~aes02mm/supermarkets.savhttp://www.rdg.ac.uk/~aes02mm/supermarkets.sav
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    Variable view

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    Data view

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    Case summaries

    Analyze / Report / Case

    summaries

    Select target variable(s)

    Select grouping variable(s)

    Include additional statistics

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    Do not limit/display

    casesClick here to choose

    the statistics you

    need

    Variable(s) you are

    interested in

    Grouping

    variables

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    Output window

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    Categorising

    variables

    Transform/categorize variables

    Select variable

    Choose number of categories

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    Tables

    Analyze / Custom Tables / General Tables

    Choose variables to be represented

    Tick summary option

    Choose summary statistic

    Choose layerExample:average amount spent for each supermarket by

    those with and without a car (layer)

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    TABLES

    1. Select the variable to be

    measured and summarised

    2. Click Is summarized +

    EDIT STATISTICS and

    select the statistics you want

    4. Click here

    6. Click OK

    for output

    5. Select

    columns and

    layers vars

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    Own a car No

    55.57 33.52 52.21 65.06 67.58

    8.02 4.54 4.46 5.50 3.29

    1.75 .93 1.69 1.42 2.33

    Mean

    Std Deviation

    Standard Error of Mean

    Monthly

    amount

    spent

    Asda Kwiksave Safeway Tesco Waitrose

    Supermarket

    Own a car Yes

    53.59 30.75 54.11 66.28 70.66

    9.44 4.15 6.52 5.29 3.39

    1.75 1.25 1.81 1.18 1.20

    Mean

    Std Deviation

    Standard Error of Mean

    Monthly

    amount

    spent

    Asda Kwiksave Safeway Tesco Waitrose

    Supermarket

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    Basic statistics and

    confidence intervals Analyze /

    Descriptive

    Statistics /Explore

    Choose variables

    Choose factor(s) Chose level of

    confidence

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    Graphs

    Graphs / Histogram

    Graphs / Pie or

    Graphs / Interactive / Pie

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    Correlations

    Analyze / Correlate / Bivariate

    Choose variables

    Check / edit output

    Example: relation between income,

    monthly amount spent and age

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    Principal components

    analysis

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    Principal components

    analysis: basic steps Select the variables to perform the

    analysis

    Set the rule to extract principalcomponents

    Give instruction to save the

    principal components as newvariables

    Examine output

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    Analyze /Data reduction

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    Select the variables

    Selecthere

    Press here

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    Define extraction method

    1. Click

    here first

    3. Extraction

    technique

    2. Select

    Correlation

    matrix

    Extraction rule

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    Save components score

    1. Click

    here first

    Tick this

    box

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    Run the analysis

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    Output(1)

    Communalities

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    Output (2)

    Components

    interpretation

    Component Matrixa

    .192 -.345 -.127 .383 .199

    .646 -.281 -.134 -.239 -.207

    .536 .619 -.102 -.172 6.008E-02

    .492 -.186 .190 .460 .342

    1.784E-02 -9.24E-02 .647 -.287 .507

    .649 .612 .135 -6.12E-02 -3.29E-03

    .369 .663 .247 .184 1.694E-02

    .124 -9.53E-02 .462 .232 -.529

    2.989E-02 .406 -.349 .559 -8.14E-02

    .443 -.271 .182 -5.61E-02 -.465

    .908 -4.75E-02 -7.46E-02 -.197 -3.26E-02

    .891 -5.64E-02 -6.73E-02 -.228 6.942E-04

    .810 -.294 -4.26E-02 .183 .173

    .480 -.152 .347 .334 -5.95E-02

    .525 -.206 -.475 -4.35E-02 .140

    Vegetables expenditure

    % spent in own-brand

    product

    Own a car

    % spent in organic food

    Vegetarian

    Household Si ze

    Number of kids

    Weekly T V watching

    (hours)

    Weekly Radio listening

    (hours)

    Surf the web

    Yearly household income

    Age o f respondent

    Monthly amount spent

    Meat expenditure

    Fish expenditure

    1 2 3 4 5

    Component

    Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.

    5 components extracted.a.