1.1. Introduction to the package
1.1.1. Starting SPSS Statistics
1.1.2. Windows and files: the Data Editor window (.sav files), the Output Viewer window (.spv files) and the Syntax Editor window (.sps files)
1.1.3. Entering data: defining variables
1.1.4. Dialog boxes
1.1.5. Reading and saving data
1.1.6. Merging .sav files

1.2. The ’Data’ menu
1.2.1. ’Define Variable Properties’
1.2.2. ’Define date and time’
1.2.3. ’Sort Cases’
1.2.4. ’Aggregate’
1.2.5. ’Split File’
1.2.6. ’Select Cases’

2.1. The ’Transform’ menu
2.1.1. ’Compute Variable’
2.1.2. ’Recode into Same Variables’ and ’Recode into Different Variables’
2.1.3. ’Visual Binning’
2.1.4. ’Count Values within Cases’
2.1.5. ’Automatic Recode’
2.1.6. ’Date and Time Wizard’

2.2. The ’Utilities’ menu
2.2.1. SPSS help and support
2.2.2. Configuring the package
2.2.3. Making adjustments in the Output Viewer window
2.2.4. Entering commands in the Syntax Editor window

3.1. SPSS for Windows The ’Analyze’ and ’Graphs’ menus: descriptive data analysis
3.1.1. The ’Reports’ option
3.1.1.1. ’Case Summaries’
3.1.2. The ’Descriptive Statistics’ option
3.1.2.1. ’Frequencies’
3.1.2.2. ’Descriptives’
3.1.2.3. ’Explore’
3.1.2.4. ’Crosstabs’
3.1.3. The ’Tables’ option
3.1.3.1. ’Custom Tables’
3.1.3.2. ’Multiple Response Sets’
3.1.4. The ’Compare Means’ option
3.1.5. The ’Correlate’ option
3.1.6. The ’Multiple Response’ option
3.1.7. The ’Graphs’ menu
3.1.7.1. ’Bar’
3.1.7.2. ’Area’
3.1.7.3. ’Boxplot’
3.1.7.4. ’Scatter/Dot’
3.1.7.5. ’Histogram’