I have been hunting for a way to get the normality p-value circled in the linked image, for about 8 hours.
I am using SPSS 22 with Grad Pack.
This is a technical issue, and I have read the fine manual, but I am still lost on this one.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/luo1h16tvgux8xk/Normality-Test.png
Mahmoud Tawfik
I am familiar with Shapiro-Wilk test. From Analyze>>> Descriptives >>> Explore. Then check the box of "tests".
Remember, in Shapiro-Wilk test, the null hypothesis is "the data is normally distributed". So, if P-value more than 0.05, this means to accept the null and thus your data is normally distributed.
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