Frequency Distributions Using SPSS

1. Make up some data, and complete the distribution below:

X	f	%	Cum f	Cum %
9	15	4.9	205	100.0
8	15	7.3	195	95.1
7	21	10.2	180	87.8
6	32	15.6	159	77.6
5	46	22.4	127	62
4	31	15.1	81	39.6
3	23	11.2	50	24.5
2	18	8.8	27	13.3
1	9	4.4	9	4.5
N= 205		99.9

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2. For the following data:

22 37 14 17 27 41 30 13 19 21 49 37 29 20 16 17 34 16 35 24 16 12 29 30

X	f	%	Cum f	Cum %
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
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a. Which is more appropriate, a regular or a grouped frequency distribution table? Explain why.

b. Construct the appropriate table.

c. Based on the table, what is the shape of the distribution?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3.         Use SPSS to analyze the data in the table below:

 

 

 

1. Create two variables in data sheet sex and Exam Score.
2. Create a grouped distribution where I = 10, name the new variable interval.
3. Create histograms of where I = 5, and I =10.
4. Create a frequency distribution table of exam scores where I = 10, list all of the score class intervals 90-99 down to 30-39.
5. Construct a table showing the descriptive statistics of both the ungrouped and grouped exam scores.
6. Analyze the exam score for each gender separately showing the following:
   1. Descriptive statistics for each gender.
   2. Histograms for each gender.
   3. Stem-Leaf figures for each gender.
   4. Box Plots for each gender.
   5. List the Z-score values for each score in a table entitled :

Standardized Scores of Midterm Exam Scores.

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