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Post Test Section 8

Step 1 - Print the output file (SPSS Viewer) Select: File > Print > OK

Step 2 - –Get out a blank sheet of paper and answer the questions on the next page. –If you find that they are difficult for you to answer, you should go back through the module, review your statistics text, or consult with your professor.

Post - Test 1.What percentage of the participants were females? 2.What was the average number of years of computer experience? 3.How many males were in the High Confidence group and how many females in that group? 4.Was the relationship between GPA and Confidence significant (<.05)? 5.Did your graph display the difference between variables or the relationship between variables?

Congratulations You have now –set-up a data entry page –added, moved, and recoded variables –performed descriptive analysis on nominal and scale variables –conducted a Pearson correlation and created a scatter plot for the results

Thank You Your comments are appreciated and may be directed to: Elizabeth Bigham, Ph.D. California State University San Marcos 333 S. Twin Oaks Valley Rd. San Marcos, CA