1. Computing A Variable Mean

2. Computing A Variable Mean
For any relationship-specific analysis (e.g. correlation, regression) or even construct descriptive statistics, it is necessary to first fine the mean score of the relevant constructs. The procedure in SPSS is as follow:

3. Identify the items of the constructs. In this case let assume
JOB SATISFACTION (5 items)
TRUST IN LEADER (7 items)

4. 2. Go to Transform and select Compute variable

5. 1. Define the new variable name 2. Select the function “MEAN”
3. Write the function expression as shown by double-clicking on every item of the construct
1. Define the new variable name
2. Select the function “MEAN”
4. Last step

6. Newly created variable

7. Crosstabs
Crosstabs or Cross-tabulations is a technique used to assess two categorical variables’ relationship
There must be 2 categorical variables and
Two or more categories (groups) for every variable.
The variables can be nominal, ordinal or scale BUT must have limited amount of groups

8. Crosstabs procedure
Analyze  Descriptive Statistics  Crosstabs

9. Simple crosstabs

10. Simple crosstabs output

11. Simple crosstabs with Row, Column and Total Percentage

12. Simple crosstabs with Row, Column and Total Percentage – Output
Crosstabs with row percentage

13. Simple crosstabs with Row, Column and Total Percentage – Output
Crosstabs with column percentage

14. Simple crosstabs with Row, Column and Total Percentage – Output
Crosstabs with total percentage

15. Crosstabs with layer variables
Similar to the first two crosstabs But with one layered variable

16. Crosstabs with layer variable – output