Students were divided into two equal groups and asked to complete a number of scales (Time 1). This data set refers to a fictitious study that involves testing the impact of two different types of interventions in helping students cope with their anxiety concerning a forthcoming statistics course. This is a manufactured data set that was created to provide suitable data for the demonstration of statistical techniques such as t-test for repeated measures, and one-way ANOVA for repeated measures. The data in this file has been modified from the survey.zip file to incorporate some deliberate errors to be identified using the procedures covered in Chapter 5. The final sample size was 439, consisting of 42 per cent males and 58 per cent females, with ages ranging from 18 to 82 (mean=37.4).ĭownload PDF of questionnaire and codebook used for survey.zipĭownload PDF of full questionnaire for survey.zipĭownload the complete syntax file surveysyntax.sps Error.sav The survey was distributed to members of the general public in Melbourne, Australia and surrounding districts. A scale was also included that measured people's tendency to present themselves in a favourable or socially desirable manner. The scales measured self-esteem, optimism, perceptions of control, perceived stress, positive and negative affect, and life satisfaction. The survey contained a variety of validated scales measuring constructs that the extensive literature on stress and coping suggest influence people's experience of stress.
The study was designed to explore the factors that impact on respondents' psychological adjustment and wellbeing. This is a real data file, condensed from a study that was conducted by my Graduate Diploma in Educational Psychology students. Find the file you wish to use and click Open.) Survey.sav This will allow you to search through the various directories on your computer to find where you have stored your data files. (To do this, start SPSS, click on the Open an existing data source button from the opening screen and then on More Files. To do this, right click on the downloaded zip file and select 'extract all' from the menu. Once downloaded you'll need to unzip the files. To use these files, which are available here, you will need to download them to your hard drive or memory stick.
Throughout the SPSS Survival Manual you will see examples of research that is taken from a number of different data files, survey.zip, error.zip, experim.zip, depress.zip, sleep.zip and staffsurvey.zip.
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