likert scale analysis

Hear me out. You can help me. I have never taken a statistics course and no very little about analysis. I was given a survey project at work. Survey questions are multiple choice (choose one), and Likert scale (choose one). Some questions are conditional. I have the raw data/results. I'm being...

Hi, I am conducting a service evaluation on a manualised CBT for anxiety group, at a college for individuals with autism and associated difficulties for my final MSc project. The purpose of the evaluation is to investigate the clinical outcome effectiveness of the CBT group. I have analysed...

Hi,wondering if you can help. I am using a likert scale which does not give much information as to how to analyse the score. In theory, the minimum and maximum range are 16-112. High scores shows stress. My test results range is between 16-81(47 participants) and I need to work out a...

I am conducting a research to test for participant motivation in a social movement project. I have grouped the motives into 5 different categories such as: collective, norm-oriented, reward, identification and intrinsic. My survey questions is a series of Likert scales, where there are 3...

My knowledge about statistics is elementary and I would really appreciate some help or suggestions in solving my current problem. I am doing a dissertation and I will collect the data using a likert scale. My question is can I use that likert scale data to run a regression analysis to find out...

Dear all, I am a bit desperate and hope you can help me with my issue. I'm analyzing the economic attractiveness of several countries. To do so, I asked practitioners to evaluate 17 dimensions on a 1-5 (5 best) Likert-scale how important these dimensions are. In the next step I want to...

Hi everyone, I'm working on data for my dissertation and had a question regarding Cronbach's alpha. In a pretest, I asked just over 100 subjects to rate their perceptions of privacy of nine different environments. The scale used for each of the nine environments was the same six-item...

Hi everyone, I conducted a survey for an assignment in my research lecture. I am examining the relationship between "mobile device usage" and "academic success". Here is my variables list: Independent Variables: - Attendance - Tiredness - Mobile Device Usage Dependent Variable: -...

Hi, I am a newbie to SPSS and am doing a research project this year. I am having trouble entering questions with multiple statements in one question. An example of this is below: How readable (clear) is the information contained in the following sections of the audit report? 1)Report...

Hi, I am trying to carry out regression analysis. I would like my dependent variable to be a Yes/No type, and my independent variables to be likert scales type (1-5). I want to see for examples if those respondents that selected Yes tended to rate cost more highly.

Hi all, For my dissertation I have done a likret scale questionnaire, 1-5 (1=strongly disagree, 2=mostly disagree....) about body image (10 questions aimed at physical appearance, 10 aimed at what influences body image) I have separated it in to 2 age groups, young females and mature females...

I have gathered data from about 70 construction firms who are not currently using a specific software and I asked them why they have not implemented such a software based on 5 point Likert scale. The variables were, high cost, long time required for implementation, difficulty of using the...

Hi everyone, I'm stuck on my dissertation which is due next week. I'm a business major student and my project is a comparative research on corporate social responsibility (CSR) between Chinese and German firms. According to my literature review, it's quite obvious that German firms have much...

I am trying to analyze a questionnaire that has the following types of questions: "I am satisfied that I can turn to my family for help when something is troubling me." Possible answers range from 0 to 2: 0=Hardly ever; 1=Some of the time; 2=Almost always. The questionnaires were answered...

Hi, I'm running an interview program using likert scale (11 scales) which have a quite different arrangement, for example (0 no change with last year condition; +1, slightly below normal but increasing growth; +2, it has a normal positive growth; +3, slightly above normal positive growth; +4...