Hello everyone,
I hope this message finds you well. I am currently working on my doctoral thesis and have been using IBM SPSS for data analysis. However, my trial version has recently expired, and I am unable to access the software at the moment.
I am looking for alternatives or any possible ways to obtain a free version of SPSS, either through academic institutions or other resources. If anyone has any suggestions or can share experiences regarding accessing SPSS for free, I would greatly appreciate.
Thank you in advance for your help!
Best regards, [Ferial]
Also have a look at jamovi (jamovi.org). Both JASP and jamovi have the sort of. interface that SPSS would have had if it had been first developed in the present millenium. My med students started playing around with jamovi before they even had an introductory lecture!
I have a question for JASP & Jamovi users: In the current versions of those programs, how easy is it to generate command syntax to document exactly what has been done? I ask, because I believe that such documentation is a vital part of making a set of analyses reproducible. And for any serious research (such as doctoral dissertations), I think that reproducibility is essential. Thanks.
I suppose the lack of responses to my Sep 30 query means that Jamovi & JASP do not currently have straightforward ways to generate command syntax to document exactly what has been done, and to make it easily reproducible. I'm disappointed, if that is true, and I hope such functionality will be added eventually.
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