教育心理统计研究课件Lecture8.pptVIP

Lecture 8;Crosstabulation;Crosstabulation;Data for individuals on job satisfaction and absenteeism;Crosstabulation;Four possible combination;Crosstabulation with SPSS;Correlation;Linear correlation: relationships between interval variables;Linear correlation: relationships between interval variables;Linear correlation: relationships between interval variables;Linear correlation: relationships between interval variables;Linear correlation: relationships between interval variables;Linear correlation: relationships between interval variables;Correlation;Variable 1;Correlation;Rank correlation : relationships between ordinal variables;Rank correlation : relationships between ordinal variables;Rank correlation : relationships between ordinal variables;Rank correlation : relationships between ordinal variables;Regression;Regression has become one of the most widely used techniques in the analysis of data in the social sciences. It is closely connected to Pearson’s r, as will become apparent at a number of points. Indeed, it shares many of the same assumptions as r, such as that relationships between variables are linear and that variables are interval. It should become apparent that regression is a powerful tool for summarizing the nature of the relationship between variables and for making predictions of likely values of the dependent variable. ;Correlation and Regression;Correlation and Regression;Generating basic regression analysis with SPSS;Exercises ;Exercises ;Exercises ;考试题交卷时间：11月15日前送到文南楼李虹信箱，过期不候。必须打印或手写，不可电邮。;How frequently do you consume alcoholic drinks? Tick the answer that comes closest to your current practice. Daily___ Most days__ Once or twice a week___ Once or twice a month__ Once or twice a year__ How many units of alcohol did you consume last week? Number of units___ In the DaQing data, e1—e129 represents corporate culture, is corporate culture a nominal, an ordinal, an interval/ratio, or a dichotomous variable（4分）? Is test—