how to use SPSS to evaluate a Likert questionnarie?
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If you are referring to validity, do a principal components analysis.  Reliability use Cronbach's alpha.  Cross reference your results from PCA with Cluster Analysis.  I am a sas user so I only no the code for sas which is:\n\nproc factor data=females\nsimple\nmethod=prin\npriors=one\nmineigen=1\nscree\nrotate=varimax\nround\nflag=.5;\nvar rate1-rate10;\nrun;\n\nRobert DeVellis; Scale Development: Theory and Application 2nd edition.
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Here are some websites with sample survey questions that you can use. You can simply adopt them to the specific needs you have:\n\nhttp://www.questionpro.com/sample/\nhttp://www.surveyconsole.com/questionnaire-samples.html
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You could do either expert-lead evaluations, or user-focussed evaluations. Given that this is an assignment (and i therefore assume you have no budget constraints) then user-focussed testing would be the most effective method. \n\nEssentially you would get a bunch of people you have identified as being current, or possible users of the site (10-12 is normally enough) and then watch them whilst they perform various tasks that you have set them with the site. By asking them to think aloud whilst they go you can see and understand where they are having confusion in the process. \n\nAlternatively you could simply take one or 2 experts to look at the site and do either a heuristic evaluation or a cognitive walkthrough or some such evaluation method. These are all slightly different methodologies but effectively the same thing - some guy who supposedly knows a lot about usability uses the site and gives his expert opinion on where he thinks users might have issues.
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Make it something that's easy to answer and won't upset anyone.  Stay away from politics, ethnicity, weight, etc....\n\n\nDid you want a numerical value to use the normal or a yes/no to use the binomial?\n\nFor a numerical height is pretty good.  You could ask about books read, newspapers.  Consumption, etc\n\nWhat makes height good is that most people will answer and you'll get a reasonable spread of answers.\n\nAlso, look at the type of examples that your text used.
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Here is a page showing which test is appropriate for what:\n\nhttp://www.socr.ucla.edu/Applets.dir/ChoiceOfTest.html
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SPSS is the Statistical Package for Social Sciences. It is a software program which can help you to analyze data for Social Science research.  It's really useful for Masters and PhD level research.
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Microsoft's Sharepoint software is really neat for creating questionaires for on-line or e-mailing.  As the others said, you need to exercise some control over your respondents. If you throw it out there for anyone, ask the wrong questions to the wrong group, etc., it will appear that you do not know grasp the concept of scientific research (which is the whole point!).
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I doubt that you can.  Use MINTAB or SPSS.
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Have a look at http://www.eng.fju.edu.tw/ron/comcon/crit/eval.htm
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goto \n\nhttp://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~aw200200/esp/assessment.htm
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Just keep working on more sample questions and you'll be fine. Practice makes perfect. If you do more questions you'll find out they're similar. Worked for me.
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Do your own test questions
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Download the evaluation (free) version here:\nhttp://www.winzip.com/ddchomea.htm
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You would put something like "Johnny will complete 5 answers sheets with 90% accuracy for 4 consecutive days".  What are you trying to get them to accomplish?
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Try political Compass. It's an online test
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there is a demo version here: http://www.test4free.com/assess.asp