Hi colleagues!
Hope that all is going well. I'm currently trying to answer a research question on the extent to which some language learning standards (already identified and circulated by Egyptian Ministry of Education some time ago) apply to a particular English textbook taught at schools.
For this purpose, I phrased those standards into: 1. main categories; 1.1 standards; and 1.1.1 small indicators), and included them as ITEMS in a questionnaire (see attached). The questionnaire was administered online to some expert language teachers (n>45) to rate each items (indicator) in the questionnaire to tell how they agree that it applies to the current textbook in reality. Rating is done on a 5-point Likert scale (1=Strongly Disagree, ......5=Strongly Agree). Keeping this research objective in mind, which SPSS statistical procedures should I use to idenitfy and rate those standards/indicators based on participants' views?
Best regards,
Mahmoud
Hi,
you have r groups as IV, and your likert scale after calculating its total will be the DV. in this case you need to do ANOVA test, if you got significant result, you need to follow it with Post Hoc tect to figure out which group differ from the others.
Assuming you have met the assumptions of ANOVA {Normal distribution, adequate sample size, homogeneity of variance }
Hope this help, good luck
I looked at your questionnaire and it is not clear to me what your hypotheses are. According to the advice provided by Muayyad, you would be comparing how different types of respondents rated these items, is that correct?
i think if you are looking at research questions and not hypothesis, you should not be concerned with inferential statistics but descriptive statistics. Doing complex statistical analysis for this study will require that you derive null hypothesis first.
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