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This document provides an overview of basic commands in Stata 13 statistical software for data management and analysis. It lists 24 common Stata commands, organized alphabetically, and describes their basic functions. For each command, it also indicates the menu path to run the command in Stata's graphical user interface. The commands allow users to browse, summarize, graph and perform statistical tests on data.
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Social media planning template
This document outlines a social media plan matrix for an organization. It lists the organization's name and objectives, as well as the social media team, strategy selection, goals, social media tools, timelines, and responsibilities. The document provides a framework for developing a comprehensive social media plan.
Social Media
Yacar-Yacara Consults is a strategy, research, and analytics consultancy in Ghana that provides training services. Its vision is to be a leader in transforming organizations and businesses. The consultancy offers management, leadership, and entrepreneurial training. The document discusses the purpose of social media as a means of communication to provide and receive information. It outlines how different groups like business people, unemployed individuals, employed professionals, and families can benefit from social media tools for purposes like marketing, networking, career connections, and maintaining relationships. The consultancy's social media accounts are listed at the end.
Developing the social media plan & policy
This document outlines the 7 steps for developing an effective social media plan and policy for a church or ministry. The steps include forming a social media team, analyzing current strategies, setting SMART goals and objectives, selecting social media strategy options, assigning timelines and responsibilities, and developing a social media policy. The plan aims to actively engage and attract members, improve retention, ensure communication, and build the church brand.
Personal Branding 1
This document discusses personal branding and introduces the topic. It begins by asking what comes to mind when seeing "I am" and introduces Yacar-Yacara Consults. The objectives are to create awareness of personal branding and develop personal brands. A definition of personal brand is provided as what people think of you. Common misconceptions about personal branding are that a title or logo is a brand or that one does not have a brand. Benefits of personal branding include being valued, authenticity, building networks, marketing oneself, distinguishing from competition, and gaining support. Key elements of personal branding are discussed.
SPSS SLIDES
This document provides an overview of SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) from the perspective of Yacar-Yacara Consults, a strategy, research, and data analytics consulting firm. It discusses the meaning of statistical data analysis, the reasons for performing statistical analysis, and the types of data analysis including descriptive, associative, and inferential. It also covers topics like choosing a statistical software package, features of SPSS, preparing a codebook to define variables, and coding responses from closed-ended and open-ended questions.
SPSS
This document provides an overview of SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) from the perspective of Yacar-Yacara Consults, a strategy, research, and data analytics consulting firm. It discusses the meaning of statistical data analysis, the reasons for performing statistical analysis, and the types of data analysis including descriptive, associative, and inferential. It also covers topics like choosing a statistical software package, features of SPSS, preparing a codebook to define variables, and coding responses for data entry in SPSS.
SPSS
This document provides an overview of SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) from the perspective of Yacar-Yacara Consults, a strategy, research, and data analytics consulting firm. It discusses the meaning of statistical data analysis, the reasons for performing statistical analysis, and the types of data analysis including descriptive, associative, and inferential. It also covers topics like choosing a statistical software package, features of SPSS, preparing a codebook to define variables, and coding responses for data entry in SPSS.
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- 1. Yacar-Yacara Consults © 2015 YACAR-YACARA CONSULTS Strategy Research & Analytics Training– – STATISTICAL SOFTWARES TRAINING STATA 13 BASIC COMMANDS I Tel: +233 0501377013 +233 0272256760 +233 0243637096 yacaraconsults@yahoo.com yacaraconsults@gmail.com
- 2. Yacar-Yacara Consults © 2015 COMMAND DESCRIPTION MENU browse Opens data editor to browse the data set Data-Data Editor-Data Editor (Browse) summarize Summary of your variables Statistics - Summaries, tables, and tests- Summary Statistics – SELECT VARIABLE(S) codebook Viewing variables details - tabulate variable Creating a table containing the observations of a variable Statistics - Summaries, tables, and tests-- Frequency Tables - One Way Table tabulate var1 var2 Creating a table containing the observations of multiple variables Statistics - Summaries, tables, and tests - Frequency Tables – Multiple one-way tables histogram var Creates histogram of a variable Graph – Histogram – SELECT VARIABLE means Computes the means of all variables - means var Computes the means of specified variables Statistics – Summaries, tables, and tests – Summary and descriptive Statistics – Means – SELECT VARIABLE scatter yvar xvar Scatter plots of variables correlate var1 var2 Computes correlations between variables Statistics-Summary Descriptive-Correlations And Covariances ci var Confidence intervals of variables Statistics-Summary Descriptive-Confidence
- 3. Yacar-Yacara Consults © 2015 Interval sum var, detail Detailed description of a variable Statistics – Summaries, tables, and tests – Summary and descriptive Statistics – Means – SELECT VARIABLE. TICK “DISPLAY ADDITIONAL STATISTICS) tab var Descriptives of a variable (frequencies, etc.) Statistics-Summary Descriptive-Frequency Tables-One Way Table tab2 var var, col Cross tabulation Statistics-Summaries, Tables, Tests-Frequency Tables-Two-Way Table With Measures Of Association-SELECT ROW AND COLUMN VARIABLES graph box var Plot a boxplot of a variable regress varY varX Compute simple regression line (y is response, x is explanatory variable) Statistics-Linear Models And Related-Linear Regression tabstat var1 var2 var3 Displays table of summary statistics Statistics – Summaries, tables, and tests – Other tables – Compact table of summary statistics – SELECT VARIABLE (S). tabstat var1 var2, statistics(mean median sd count) Displays table of summary statistics but gives us more information on the variables Statistics – Summaries, tables, and tests – Other tables – Compact table of summary statistics – SELECT VARIABLE (S). Tick the boxes and add statistical tools generate newvariable = Generate a new variable by adding variable 1 and variable 2
- 4. Yacar-Yacara Consults © 2015 var1 + var2 rename var1 new name (e.g. personality person) Rename a variable generate age=. Generate a new variable “age” without any data drop var Eliminates variables or observations anova dep. var ind. var1 ind. var2 Displays ANOVA table of a model Statistics-Linear Models and Related- ANOVA/MANOVA-Analysis Of Variance And Covariances oneway dep. var factor var One-Way ANOVA Statistics-Linear Models and Related- ANOVA/MANOVA-One-Way ANOVA