I am not an expert user when it comes to SPSS so maybe this is more than I can handle. Here is the situation:
I have two products I am comparing, Product A and Product B. I use the typical 7-point scale of Strongly Dislike (1) to Strongly Like (7) with Neither Like Nor Dislike (4). I recoded the three dislike opinions as one value, the three like opinions as one value, and the neither as one value - 1,7, and 4 respectively. I run a crosstab on with my recoded variable against the product variable and get the combined results I am looking for.
Here is what I don't know how to do. Lets say 40% of the people "liked" Product A and 42% of the people like Product B. Is there something in SPSS that would allow me to take those two percentages and calculate their significance? I looked at the One-Way ANOVA under compare means, but that groups them all together. I need it broken down between my recoded values and the two products.
Is this possible? If it is possible and you are willing to help, I would be really grateful.
I have two products I am comparing, Product A and Product B. I use the typical 7-point scale of Strongly Dislike (1) to Strongly Like (7) with Neither Like Nor Dislike (4). I recoded the three dislike opinions as one value, the three like opinions as one value, and the neither as one value - 1,7, and 4 respectively. I run a crosstab on with my recoded variable against the product variable and get the combined results I am looking for.
Here is what I don't know how to do. Lets say 40% of the people "liked" Product A and 42% of the people like Product B. Is there something in SPSS that would allow me to take those two percentages and calculate their significance? I looked at the One-Way ANOVA under compare means, but that groups them all together. I need it broken down between my recoded values and the two products.
Is this possible? If it is possible and you are willing to help, I would be really grateful.