How to Do a One Sample t Test in SPSS (10-4)

[@qionglizhu6793]

The best of statistics tutorials I've ever seen and learned from! SECOND TO NONE! Much much better than the instructor I took the course with at one of the top universities in the world!

[@ResearchByDesign]

Wow, thanks! Very kind words and I am happy that you are finding the videos helpful

[@bdpatton2]

you've literally re-awakened my love for statistics... you're awesome!

[@ResearchByDesign]

Hey, buddy...you're the best. Thanks for the views and the great comments.

[@stellajoon]

Being quarantined(covid19)....this was one of the best thing I have learned this week ...thank you sir

[@ResearchByDesign]

I am gratified to know that you found the videos while staying at home...I am using my time at home to make some new ones! We are all in this together.

[@konstantinospanagiotisfour3511]

@@ResearchByDesign Me too, thank you sir !!

[@melatisandra5867]

you're awesome, you give me more insight about statistics. -sandra, indonesian.

[@ResearchByDesign]

Thanks so much for the comment. Glad that the video was helpful for you.

[@aftabrizvi1727]

I could not find the effect size calculator from your website which you used to calculate the effect size. Please forward the link for the effect size calculator.

[@ResearchByDesign]

The updated spreadsheet is in the google drive folder as "Effect_Size_&_tTest_MultiTool_RbD.xlsx". It has been dramatically updated from this older video.

[@drq122]

thanks for the great series.. one little criticism, the music is a little distracting, you might have to tone it down a little.

[@aronirain2011]

seems like the calculator you provide from the link for t test doesn't function properly anymore

[@ResearchByDesign]

Thanks. I will fix that link to a new calculator.

[@robwin0072]

Research By Design as of today, 12/11/2018 no link to the spreadsheet used in the video has been made available. Please, let me know how to obtain the spreadsheet from the video. Kind Regards.

[@purpleangel925]

@@ResearchByDesign Still wrong link...would like the exact same spreadsheet calculator in the video please (7 Apr 2019)

[@ResearchByDesign]

Thank you...link has been fixed. Now available in a google drive folder.

[@Y2JWannaBe3]

@@ResearchByDesign Thank you guys are amazing

[@msjohn6529]

3:53 start

[@jorikas6003]

What do you type if you're given its 70%?

[@ResearchByDesign]

If you are examining the differences between proportions in populations, you would not use a t-test. It compares means. Instead use a Two-Sample Proportion Test. Good luck with your research.

[@harriskhairi5725]

R stats is a free download?

[@ResearchByDesign]

Well, R (the statistical program) is a free download, the "RStats" in some of the videos is unrelated to R, just a place I used to work. Hope that answers

[@robwin0072]

The link provided does not link to the Effect Size spreadsheet shown in the video; please provide the updated link to the spreadsheet used in the video.

[@ResearchByDesign]

Thanks...I will update that link.

[@robwin0072]

Research By Design please, let me know when. Again, I am referencing the multi-purpose spreadsheet in the video when includes ”Cohen’s d.”