In this video, I demonstrated how to perform and Interpret One Sample T-Test in SPSS, and if you endeavour to see this video to the end, you will learn how to interpret the statistical test and know the requirements needed for your data to be valid for the test. This is a fully packaged statistical wisdom, delivered perfectly and it will sit you glued to the view.
One-sample t-test is a procedure that test whether the mean of a sample is different or not from a population with a specific mean. That means, One Sample T-Test compares two mean values, one from already established mean and the other from your calculated sample mean to check if the means are statistically significantly different or not.
In my previous videos, I had demonstrated how to load data into SPSS, and how to move variable from the box on the left to the variable box on the right for analysis. The links to the videos are given below:
Introduction to SPSS Software for Beginners (Part-1): https://youtu.be/P6PHpQnovwQ
Introduction to SPSS Software for Beginners (Part-2): https://youtu.be/10hMnTYmHNE
How to Perform Descriptive Statistics in SPSS: https://youtu.be/ndcfzrm1fgU
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