Free multiple-choice SPSS exam for undergraduate and graduate students in psychology and the health sciences. Every question shows a mocked-up SPSS output — data editor, descriptives and explore, t test, ANOVA, correlation and regression, reliability — and asks you to interpret it, which is exactly what exams ask and what a thesis needs. Score on screen and the explained correction in your academic inbox.
Worked example: a t-test table with t(58) = 2.41 and Sig. (2-tailed) = .019 reads like this: with alpha = .05, the null hypothesis of equal means is rejected, because .019 < .05. The SPSS column labeled Sig. is the p value, not the significance level the researcher sets.
Is it free? Yes, no sign-up; only an email at the end so we can send the correction. Does it have to be my university email? No, any address works; with your university or hospital address, your center counts on the adoption map, which is what keeps the exam free.
Test yourself on SPSS by reading output tables: descriptives, t test, ANOVA, correlation, regression and reliability. Explained correction by email.