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My own SPSS page. Includes tutorials and examples of how to perform some of the analyses encountered in typical introductory stats courses. Also has some utilties (e.g., how to compute AGE from 2 date variables).

Raynald's SPSS Tools. "The main purpose [of this site] is to present useful code and techniques to increase productivity of all level of SPSS users." Includes the following sections: FAQ, syntax, macros, scripts, Python, tips, and links to other SPSS sites.
Syntax and macro examples from 6 SPSS experts (Marta García-Granero, Art Kendall, Raynald Levesque, Hector Maletta, Kirill Orlov, and Richard Ristow).
Brian O'Connor's website has SPSS, SAS, and MATLAB code for various types of analyses.
The SPSS website.
- SPSS Algorithms.
  1. Go to http://support.spss.com.
  2. Click Sign in now! NOTE that logging in as "guest" with password "guest no longer works. You need to be registered with SPSS Tech Support to log in.
  3. Click Documentation (left pane)
  4. Click Statistics Documentation (main pane)
  5. Click Algorithms (main pane)
- SPSS AnswerNet
- SPSS Inc. Code Center: An online resource for software developers and end-users interested in SPSS-related programming and development. You can access free, unsupported example source code and software development kits (SDKs) published by SPSS.
- SPSS Technical Support download page. Links to:
  - SPSS Developer's Guide
  - Data Access Interfaces
  - Macro Library
  - Data Files
  - Script eXchange
  - Demonstration Software
  - Patches, Updates and Utilities
  - Statistical Articles. Click here for more articles.
  - NOTE: The SPSS website has been re-organized (re-disorganized might be a better word for it, IMHO), and most of the links given above probably won't work.
Wolfgang Ludwig-Mayerhofer's Internet Guide to SPSS for Windows. This site has sections on:
- handling files
- data transformations
- exploratory data analysis
- simple analyses
- data reduction
- more complex analyses (linear & logistic regression, survival analysis, Cox regression)
Marta García-Granero's Free SPSS Suff.
John F. Hall's SPSS Tutorials.
SPSS FAQ page from the University of Southern California.
SPSS Basics, from the Biomedical Computing Facility of Baylor College of Medicine.
SPSS for Windows 8, 9, and 10, by Svend Juul, Department of Epidemiology and Social Medicine, University of Aarhus, Denmark.
SPSS Scripts by Fabrizio Arosio. Information on SPSS scripts and the Sax Basic Language. Has some scripts available for download.
SPSS Help Archive. Includes links to posts and articles by Dave Nichols. Thanks to the good folks at the Social Science Data Lab, University of Colorado at Boulder for this great resource.
SPSSX-L (listserv) archives from University of Georgia and Marist College
SPSS FAQs from the University of Texas Stats FAQ page. (There were 51 FAQs when I added this link to my page, at least. The number may have changed.)
John Hendrickx's Home Page. Includes statistical resources for SPSS, Stata, SAS, and other packages.
Online Manual for New Users of SPSS 9, from Information Technology Services, New York University. Click here for a short document describing some of the commonly used new features in SPSS 10.
Data Analysis in SPSS. A document by Jamie DeCoster and Heather Claypool.
SPSS and SAS macros by Andrew Hayes.
Note on error terms for mixed effects ANOVA using SPSS GLM. For a mixed model with one fixed and one random factor, SPSS uses MS_interaction as the error term for both main effects, contrary to what many textbooks indicate. In this note, Dave Nichols attempts to explain why SPSS does things that way. He also points out that SAS does the same thing.
Some SPSS tutorials...
- My own collection of SPSS syntax files . Includes examples of how to perform anlayses one might encounter in an introductory stats class, plus other assorted things (e.g., how to flag the last day of the month, create record numbers, compute someone's age, etc).
- The Bates College Psychology Department's Introduction to SPSS for the PC.
- Dr. Karl L. Wuensch's SPSS-Data Page.
- Click here for a tutorial provided by the Psychology Department, University of Toronto.
- UCLA's Resources to Help you Learn and Use SPSS. Includes a very good page with textbook examples.
- SPSS Tutorials from University of Texas at Austin. See bottom right corner of the page.
- SPSS Tutorials from the Statistics Department, Texas A&M University. The ones I've checked are Macromedia Flash movies with voice.

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