Princess Atakpa

@JDataCraft Thank you and well said Joshua

@AtakpaPrincess Correlation shows how variables move together But that doesn't mean one variable causes the other. There are other factors that can and should be considered to verify causation You can think of it like this, you need different data points to actually verify causation

Learned about correlation analysis today 📊 Basically, it shows how two variables move together positively, negatively, or not at all. Really interesting stuff. But here’s what I’m thinking… does correlation actually mean causation?

@Fortunegeld Very true

@AtakpaPrincess Don’t forget the significant level, very important for interpretation

@Adewunmi5241801 Sure

@AtakpaPrincess I'm also a beginner. Let's connect ☺️

Starting my data analysis journey today 📊 I’m learning step by step from basics to advanced and I’ll be sharing everything I learn along the way. If you’re also learning or already in the field, I’d love to connect 🤝 What’s one thing you wish you knew before starting?

@joshuaO83338440 Ohh that’s nice

@AtakpaPrincess Yes, I train So I know which is best for beginners

Just got introduced to SPSS today 📊 My first time using a real data analysis tool and I won’t lie, it feels a bit overwhelming 😅 Taking it one step at a time. Quick question: SPSS or Excel, which should a beginner focus on first?

@MDKASHIF_9 Okay you can help me

@AtakpaPrincess I mean I can Clean the Data

@vheeorji22 Okayy

@AtakpaPrincess Excel

@Fortunegeld Yeah thanks

@AtakpaPrincess Babysteps dear, I’m sure you will soonest

@Salaude93961067 Alright, thank you

Start with excel cos the principles involved in analysing data in SPSS is much more complicated than excel Excel is beginner friendly

@nkama_miracle Okay

@AtakpaPrincess Excel

@UncommonDee It sure is😅, just need to understand it and you’re good to go

@AtakpaPrincess This looks complex 😭

@MDKASHIF_9 Really ?

@AtakpaPrincess I can Help you With That

@AnthonyWayas1 Thanks

@AtakpaPrincess Please start with Excel, very y important

@Igbalajobi_at I’ll dive into google sheet soon

@AtakpaPrincess I will say Excel, but I prefer google sheets because I can collaborate and update live data easily.

@favour42311 Sure I’ll go deep into excel

@AtakpaPrincess By all means, Excel first and Excel deep

@Shepherd_0x1 Okayyy

@AtakpaPrincess Excel is way better for a beginner

@Reubenagukwere Yeah it’s simpler

@AtakpaPrincess I guess you start with Excel. SPSS is simpler though.

@EcheOfunii Thanks

@AtakpaPrincess Excel for core fundamentals then you can build up from there

@joshuaO83338440 Okauu

@AtakpaPrincess For beginners…. Excel SPSS is a statistical tool, good for statistical analysis

@Fortunegeld No I haven’t

@AtakpaPrincess Welcome dear Tbh, you’ll enjoy using spss more when you finally see the beauty of it’s analysis Excel is good but SPSS is better, have you integrated Hayes Macro and AMOS spss??