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Data Resources and Support: Guides for Using SPSS

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Guides for Using SPSS

SPSS Resources:

"Articles on Statistical Computing - SPSS" from the Social Science Computing Cooperative, at the University of Wisconsin-Madison

"Frequently-Asked Questions about SPSS," from the Department of Statistics and Data Sciences at the University of Texas-Austin (via the Internet Archive)

"Resources to Help You Learn and Use SPSS," from UCLA's Academic Technology Services

"SPSS Classes and Seminars," from UCLA's Academic Technology Services

"SPSS for Windows: Getting Started," from the Department of Statistics and Data Sciences at the University of Texas-Austin (.pdf)

"SPSS for Windows: Descriptive and Inferential Statistics," from the Department of Statistics and Data Sciences at the University of Texas-Austin (.pdf)

"SPSS for Windows: Displaying Data," from the Department of Statistics and Data Sciences at the University of Texas-Austin (.pdf)

"SPSS for Windows: Data Manipulation and Advanced Topics," from the Department of Statistics and Data Sciences at the University of Texas-Austin (.pdf)

"SPSS for Windows I," from the Centre for Applied Statistics at Lancaster University (via the Internet Archive)

"SPSS for Windows II," from the Centre for Applied Statistics at Lancaster University (via the Internet Archive)

"SPSS Tutorials," from Ruben Geert Van Den Berg in the Netherlands

"What Is SPSS 20 For Windows?" from the UK Data Service (.pdf)

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