How to analyse Multiple Selection Question using SPSS?

Multiple selection questions are very common and inevitable questions in any social survey questionnaire. This video explains how to analyse the multiple selection question using SPSS.
Chapters
00:40 Agenda
01:08 : What is Multiple Selection Question?
04:35 : How to create multiple selection question in Google Form?
07:17 : Import and code file from Google Forms.
13:00 : Export file to SPSS.
16:22 : Analyse Multiple Selection Question - Descriptive Statistics
20:38 : Crosstab Analysis
22:35 : Prepare Graph
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What if youre working with numerous data. Are we going to be coding them individually? That will be alot

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How can I run Anova in Multiple Response Answers? For example, I have nurses assigned to different stations. Some answered that they are stationed in ER, Ward, OPD. Some just ER. I want to know if there are significant differences in the training needs assessment when they are grouped according to their assigned unit

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For conducting ANOVA, the dependent variable must be a continuous (interval or ratio) level of measurement, and the independent variables must be categorical (nominal or ordinal) variables.

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[@mahmoudalwadi]

Cant you automatically transform the answers in the cell into either 1 or 2 in the columns? for example if "Parasite" is present in cell "C1" then insert "1" into C2, if of "Moonlight" is present in D1 then insert "1" into C# whatever the cell number is. There is a way to fill all empty boxes or the missing values with 0 automatically once the selected values have been recorded. I hope you understand my point, I am very sure there is some code to shortcut all of the hardwork needed to manually enter these cells.

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did you figure out a way to do this automatically? It's impossible put 0s and 1s manually if you have a large dataset

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@@Akash-fr9eq =Countif(range;"*"&value&"*") - and value of course is the name for the answer you are looking for, so for example =Countif(A1;"*"&B1&"*")

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@@Akash-fr9eq =IF(ISERR(SEARCH($BC$1,BB4)),"0","1") modify the column

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Which software is used for this. Excel can't do this?

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SPSS

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Kindly mention analysis name

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This is just how we can process multiple selection questions in SPSS. You can apply this depends on the scenario of applications.

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Wonderful। Please start 'R' software।

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This process is so tendious especially when dealing a large number of respondents. There must be an automated process to expedite the process like transformatio on spss.

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