IBM SPSS Installation And Registration

IBM SPSS Installation and Registration The following set of instructions will walk you through installing IBM SPSS Statistics on your computer. A visual tutorial is also available - media.com/2dett4d/Walden/software/IBM/SPSS/Docs/New%20Folder/SPSS_Install_Wi ndows.htm We suggest that you first obtain the SPSS license code before you begin downloading SPSS. Obtain the SPSS license code from this link: You will need to enter your Walden user name and password if you are not already logged into the Library or Blackboard. Simply copy and paste the code into a Word document so that you have it available when prompted to enter it at the end of the installation sequence. You can always enter the code later; however, having it on hand to enter during the installation is much easier.

SPSS Statistics software installation link for the MAC and Windows is given below. Access the appropriate installation link depending on your operating system (Windows or Mac): Mac: media.com/2dett4d/Walden/software/IBM/SPSS/mac_version/SPSS_Statistics_21_mac _.dmg Mac Install Instructions: media.com/2dett4d/Walden/software/IBM/SPSS/Documents/WAL_SPSS_Mac_Install_I nstructions.pdf Windows 32-bit install (most common): media.com/2dett4d/software/IBM/SPSS/win_version/32/SPSS_Statistics_21_win32_.ex e Windows 64-bit install - media.com/2dett4d/Walden/software/IBM/SPSS/win_version/SPSS_Statistics_21_win6 4_.exe Not sure which if you have a 32-bit or 64-bit Windows Operating System? Access Microsoft’s page for further clarification.

This installation requires at least 1GB of free space on your computer. Because of the large size of the installation file, it is recommended that you are on a DSL or better internet connection. Even with a strong internet connection, the installation may still take up to 30 minutes or longer. While the tool is installing, you may continue to work within other applications on your computer. Does your course require SPSS AMOS?

If yes, access the install link and license code. When prompted, save the file in the desired location on your computer. (Note: Depending on your browser, this screen may look a little different.) This step may take up to about 20 minutes if you are on a 128 Kbps internet connection. Once the file has been saved, run the file. The install wizard will appear. Navigate through the License Agreement screens by clicking Next.

When prompted, for the license type, select Site license and click Next. If you accept the Software License Agreement, select the “I accept the terms in the license agreement†radio button and click Next. You can fill out the customer information fields with your name in the User Name field. Please keep “Walden†in the Organization field. If you would like to install the help file in a language in addition to English, select your desired language and click Next.

If you plan to use the JAWS screen reader with SPSS, select the Yes option in the “Assistive Technology†screen and click Next. If not, select No. The default install location will automatically be chosen. If you wish to change this, click the Change button and browse to your desired location. Then click Next.

Click Install. The install process may take a few minutes or longer. Once the install is complete, it is recommended that you register the product in order to receive update alerts. Ensure the check box is selected on the window below and click OK. On the Product Authorization screen, select the “License my product now option†and click Next.

If you haven’t already done so, obtain the SPSS license code from this link: ited/spsslicense.html You will need to enter your Walden user name and password if you are not already logged into the Library or Blackboard. Copy that code and paste it into the Enter Code field. This code will only license the software until September. At that time, you will need to access the license code page referenced above to receive an updated license code. For instructions on how to update your license, access the following link. – media.com/2dett4d/Walden/softwar e/IBM/SPSS/Documents/WAL_SPSS_ Updating_an_%20Expired_%20Licens e.pdf The authorization code will then be verified.

Once verification is complete, click Next. Once more a confirmation screen will appear. Click Finish. This concludes the installation process. SPSS will then be ready for use.

Please note: This copy of SPSS is provided to Walden students solely for academic purposes (completing required course work) and is not authorized for commercial or personal application outside of your Walden assignments and research. SPSS AMOS is also available for students whose courses require its use. Click on the following link to install it. – media.com/2dett4d/Walden/software/IBM/AMOS/SPSS_Amos_21_win32.exe Obtain the SPSS AMOS license code from this link: IBM SPSS Installation and Registration IBM SPSS Statistics License Code While installing SPSS Statistics, you will be prompted to enter a license code. Copy the following code into the "Enter Codes" screen in the SPSS installation wizard - f4205d1c45f22041dba1 This code will be valid through September.

At that time, you must re-visit this site for an updated license code. IBM SPSS AMOS License Code While installing SPSS AMOS, you will be prompted to enter a license code. Copy the following code into the "Enter Codes" screen in the SPSS installation wizard - c13750f66149c This code will be valid through September. At that time, you must re-visit this site for an updated license code. · Required Resources · Course Text: Research Methods in the Social Sciences · Chapter 11, "Questionnaire Construction" · Chapter 18, "Index Construction and Scaling Methods" In Chapter 11, you will learn how to construct a questionnaire, including content, types, sequence, and format of questions and avoiding bias.

In Chapter 18, you will learn about index construction and scaling methods. · Course Text: Discovering Statistics Using IBM SPSS Statistics · Chapter 17, "Exploratory Factor Analysis" (pp. 665–719) This excerpt from Chapter 17 explains how to conduct a reliability analysis on SPSS using Cronbach's alpha · Choose a test in the Field text that was not covered in this course. You will discuss your chosen test in this week's Application 2 · Website: Trochim, W. M. K. (2006).

Scaling . Retrieved from This website provides a definition and an overview of scaling, including equal-appearing interval scaling, "summative" scaling, and "cumulative" scaling. · Website: Buchner, A., Faul, F., & Erdfelder, E. (n.d.) GPower . Retrieved January 29, 2010, from The GPower website explains the purpose and features of GPower and allows users to download the program. Downloading any software from a site that is not the official site of the software creator can cause issues. There are a variety of sites from which you can download GPower, beyond the one provided in this course.

These sites are safe. However, the software that is bundled with the installers can be more or less annoying, and can often introduce you to additional (harmless) software. This software should not be mistaken for viruses. In fact, if you are very careful, you can completely avoid installing any other software, but to do that, you must read carefully every screen that is presented in the installation process. In the case of G*Power, you can avoid any problems by downloading the software from the original site: · Website: StatSoft. (2010).

Nonparametric statistics . Retrieved from This website provides an overview of nonparametric statistics procedures, including the purpose of each and when each would best be used. · Website: Plonsky, M. (2009). Nonparametric statistics . Retrieved from This website provides an introduction to nonparametric statistics, including chi square. · Handout: Statistics Application Evaluation Criteria (Word document) This handout will guide you in completing and submitting your Cronbach's alpha Application Assignment for this week. · Handout: Final Project Evaluation Criteria (Word document) This handout provides a grading rubric for your research study proposal Final Project. · Software: IBM SPSS Statistics Standard GradPack (current version).

Available in Windows and Macintosh versions. Please refer to the IBM SPSS Software area on the left navigation bar for more information on how to install, register, and license this software. You will use this software to complete the Application Assignment for this week. Research Toolkit Research Design · Website: Web Center for Social Research Methods This website is for people involved in applied social research and evaluation. You will find several resources and links to other locations on the web that deal in applied social research methods. · Website: Cengage Research Methods Workshops This website offers many useful workshop topics such as experimental methods, reliability and validity, surveys, sampling methods, ethical issues, and evaluating published research.

Statistics and SPSS · Website: SPSS Solutions for Education: Student Resources The SPSS student support site provides a knowledgebase and allows students to request assistance from SPSS Technical Support staff. Since this site is produced and maintained by the creators of the PASW software, it is the best place to go when you have a question about the software. · Website: UCLA's 'What Statistical Analysis Should I Use?' Table This statistics table shows general guidelines for choosing a statistical analysis, and links showing how to do such tests using SAS, Stata and PASW. This is a good place to go if you are not sure which statistical test would best answer the research question you have. · Website: Statistics Hell This site is Andy Field's (the author of the main course text) online statistics resource.

This site provides additional explanations beyond the textbook and more examples. This is the best place to go when you are confused about how to do a particular test. · Website: Cengage Statistics Workshops This website offers many useful workshop topics such as experimental methods, reliability and validity, surveys, sampling methods, ethical issues, and evaluating published research. Optional Resources · Text: Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association · Chapter 5, "Displaying Results"

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Proper installation and registration of IBM SPSS Statistics software are crucial steps for researchers and students engaged in social sciences research. The process involves obtaining a license code, selecting the appropriate software version for the user's operating system, and following systematic instructions to complete installation. Effectively managing these steps ensures compliance with licensing agreements and guarantees access to vital statistical tools within SPSS for data analysis, including reliability testing, exploratory factor analysis, and advanced statistical procedures.

The installation process starts with acquiring a valid license code, which can be obtained through the designated Walden University link, contingent upon the user's login credentials. It is highly recommended to have this code ready before initiating the download to streamline the installation process. The software can be downloaded via specific links tailored for either Mac or Windows platforms. For Mac users, a DMG file is provided, along with detailed instructions to facilitate the setup. Windows users can choose between 32-bit and 64-bit versions, with official links ensuring security and compatibility.

During installation, users should be aware of system requirements, such as minimum free disk space (at least 1GB) and a stable, preferably high-speed internet connection, due to the large file size and lengthy download process. The process may take approximately 30 minutes or longer, depending on connectivity. While installing, users may continue working on other applications, enabling multitasking and efficiency.

Once the software has been downloaded, the installation wizard guides the user through various steps, including license agreement acceptance, license type selection (such as site license), and optional language settings. Users can customize the installation location if desired. It is important to carefully read each prompt, especially when choosing advanced options like assistive technology support or changing the default installation directory. After proceeding through the installation, registration is recommended to receive update alerts and product support.

Subsequently, the user must enter the provided license code to activate the software. The license code is time-sensitive, usually valid through September, requiring periodic renewal or update via a specified online link. The activation process involves verifying the code, completing the verification step, and finalizing the licensing to ensure full functionality of the SPSS suite.

For additional tools, such as IBM SPSS Amos for structural equation modeling, separate installation procedures and license codes are provided. These are vital for courses or research projects requiring advanced statistical modeling. The installation of Amos follows a similar procedure, emphasizing secure downloading from official or reputable sources and careful entry of license codes.

Educational resources and supplementary materials are integral for effectively utilizing SPSS and related tools. These include textbooks on research methodology, such as "Research Methods in the Social Sciences" and "Discovering Statistics Using IBM SPSS Statistics," which cover questionnaire construction, index scaling, exploratory factor analysis, and reliability assessments like Cronbach's alpha. Online resources, including tutorials from the Web Center for Social Research Methods, Cengage, and UCLA, provide guidance on choosing appropriate statistical tests, scaling methods, and nonparametric procedures.

Understanding the available software tools and online resources enhances a researcher’s ability to design rigorous studies, analyze data accurately, and interpret results effectively. The investment in correctly installing and licensing software like SPSS and Amos not only supports compliance but also unlocks powerful analytical capabilities essential for social science research endeavors.

References

  • Field, A. (2013). Discovering Statistics Using IBM SPSS Statistics (4th ed.). Sage Publications.
  • Walden University Library. (n.d.). SPSS software licensing and installation instructions. Retrieved from media.com/2dett4d/Walden/software/IBM/SPSS
  • IBM Corporation. (2023). IBM SPSS Statistics Documentation. Retrieved from https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/6487114
  • Trochim, W. M. K. (2006). Scaling. In Research Methods Knowledge Base. Retrieved from https://socialresearchmethods.net/kb/scaling.php
  • Buchner, A., Faul, F., & Erdfelder, E. (2010). G*Power 3: A flexible statistical power analysis program. Behavior Research Methods, 39(2), 175-191.
  • Plonsky, M. (2009). Nonparametric statistics. Retrieved from https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/compassion-matters/201906/nonparametric-statistics
  • Web Center for Social Research Methods. (n.d.). Resources for applied social research. Retrieved from http://socialresearchmethods.net
  • Cengage Learning. (n.d.). Research Methods Workshops. Retrieved from https://cengage.com/research-methods-workshops
  • UCLA Institute for Digital Research & Education. (2020). What statistical analysis should I use? Retrieved from https://stats.idre.ucla.edu/other/mult-pkg/whatstat/
  • Andy Field. (2013). Understanding Statistics Using SPSS. Sage Publications.

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