Skip Navigation
*To search for student contact information, login to FlashLine and choose "My Campus" tab.

Search by campus:

SPSS Paired Sample T-test Screenshot Tutorial

SPSS 17.0 Paired_Samples_t-test_1

Paired Samples t-tests are employed when researchers wish to test whether group differences in dependent groups are replicable in the population.   These groups can be two groups from one population in which their values on the outcome variable are considered dependent on one another (such as husband and wife responses to a marital survey) or one group at two time points. 

In this example, we are testing whether we can replicate the difference in salaries for one group at two time points (beginning and current salaries).

Click Analyze -- Compare Means -- Paired Samples T-test.

SPSS 17.0 Paired_Samples_t-test_2

Choose the pair -- Beginning Salary and Current Salary.  Click the Blue Arrow.

SPSS 17.0 Paired_Samples_t-test_3

Click OK.

 

SPSS 17.0 PairedSamplest-testOutput_4u

Sample Output.  For annotated Output see the UCLA website.

Paired Samples t-test Script


DATASET ACTIVATE DataSet1.
T-TEST PAIRS=salbegin WITH salary (PAIRED)
  /CRITERIA=CI(.9500)
  /MISSING=ANALYSIS.
 

 

For questions, comments, or assistance, contact Tina Ughrin.

Research Software Tutorial Survey

1. This screenshot tutorial was helpful. This field is required

2. Suggestions for additions or changes to this screenshot tutorial.

3. How did you find out about this webpage?