In this statistics tutorial, we will learn how to conduct a moderation analysis in AMOS. We will use an easy-to-follow case study so you can practice every step of the process. Moderation analysis, often referred to as moderated multiple regression…
Whether you are a student working on a research paper or just learning statistics for passion and wonder how to calculate a linear regression in SPSS with a few simple steps, this tutorial is for you! But we won’t stop…
Independent and dependent variables are an essential part of well-designed research. The independent variable refers to the factors that a researcher can manipulate or control. The dependent variable is concerned with what is tested or measured in an experiment. The…
The first step we should consider to conduct research is having a general plan. In survey research, a general plan is also known as a flow plan, and it usually consists of what activities will occur and when. In simple terms, research…
Simple random sampling is the most common type of sampling strategy used in statistics, where a simple random sample represents a subset of individuals randomly picked from a larger population. The simple random sampling approach is most widely used because…
In this lesson, we are going to learn how to enter multiple responses in SPSS for statistical analysis if your questionnaire allows respondents to select multiple choices for a particular item. Multiple response or multiple answers questions allow respondents to…
As a research student, you probably often hear referencing the scientific method as the Holy Grail of the research process. Let’s look at what the scientific method definition is, the steps involved, and how we can use the scientific method…
If a Null Hypothesis could talk, it would say something like this: “I have no relationship with the variables in this study.” In other words, the null hypothesis assumes that the measured phenomena [the dependent variable] and the independent variable…
To answer what research is, perhaps it is best to look at what researchers do. Take a moment and imagine passing by a few research labs on your campus. What do you see? Let me guess: disheveled men and women…
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