The document provides instructions for importing external data into SPSS, performing descriptive analysis, and conducting regression analysis. It outlines the necessary steps for each process, including menu navigation, variable selection, and required settings. The summarized steps are aimed at enabling users to effectively analyze their data within SPSS.

2. Q1: How can I import external data into SPSS for
analysis?
Ans: To import external data into SPSS, follow these
steps:
• Open SPSS and go to "File" > "Open" > "Data".
• Select the appropriate file format (e.g., Excel, CSV)
and locate the file on your computer.
• Choose the correct settings for the import, such as
delimiters, variable types, and variable names.
• Preview the imported data to ensure accuracy.
• Click "OK" to import the data into SPSS for
analysis.

3. Q2: How do I perform a descriptive analysis of variables in
SPSS?
Ans: To perform a descriptive analysis of variables in SPSS,
follow these steps:
• Open your dataset in SPSS.
• Go to "Analyze" > "Descriptive Statistics" >
"Descriptives".
• Select the variables you want to analyze and move them
to the "Variables" box.
• Choose the desired statistics, such as mean, standard
deviation, minimum, maximum, etc.
• Click "OK" to generate the descriptive statistics output,
which will include the selected statistics for the chosen
variables.

4. Q5: How can I perform regression analysis in SPSS to
examine the relationship between variables?
Ans: To perform regression analysis in SPSS to examine the
relationship between variables, follow these steps:
• Open your dataset in SPSS.
• Go to "Analyze" > "Regression" > "Linear".
• Select the dependent variable and move it to the
"Dependent" box.
• Choose the independent variables and move them to the
"Independent(s)" box.
• Customize the regression options, such as method (e.g.,
enter, stepwise), statistics, and plots.
• Click "OK" to generate the regression analysis output,
which will include regression coefficients, R-squared,
significance values, and other relevant statistics.