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SPSS Ex-1: Information On Few Employees of A Particular Firm Is Given Below

The document provides information on 10 employees including their gender, education, job category, salary, weight, height and spouse employment status. It lists exercises to analyze the data in SPSS including calculating descriptive statistics, sorting cases, categorizing variables and constructing frequency distributions.

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SPSS Ex-1: Information On Few Employees of A Particular Firm Is Given Below

The document provides information on 10 employees including their gender, education, job category, salary, weight, height and spouse employment status. It lists exercises to analyze the data in SPSS including calculating descriptive statistics, sorting cases, categorizing variables and constructing frequency distributions.

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SPSS Ex-1: Information on few employees of a particular firm is given below:

Employee Gender Education (in Job Current Starting Weight Height Spouse
ID. No Completed category Salary Salary (in KG) (in Mts.) working
years) (p.m) (p.m)
1 M 15 Manager 57000 27000 64.50 1.70 No
2 M 16 Clerical 40200 18750 76.75 1.75 Yes
3 F 12 Clerical 21450 12000 55.20 1.45 No
4 F 11 Clerical 20000 13200 60.25 1.55 Yes
5 M 8 Grade IV 5000 1000 48.70 1.78 No
6 M 14 Clerical 32100 13500 85.65 1.90 Yes
7 M 15 Manager 86000 18750 95.20 1.72 No
8 F 12 Clerical 21900 9750 60.35 1.52 Yes
9 F 9 Grade IV 7900 2750 59.75 1.48 Yes
10 F 17 Manager 50000 13500 68.50 1.58 Yes

Ex-1.1: Enter the above data in a SPSS data file (care: Examine the properties of each variable before you begin)

Ex-1.2: Carry out requisite operations to find out mean, standard deviation, minimum, maximum and range for all the scale variables.

Ex-1.3: Find frequency distribution of the categorical variables.

Ex-1.4: Find median, quartiles, 25th , 35th and 50th percentiles of the scale variables.

Ex-1.5: Categorize the current and starting salary in three categories. [above Rs. 50,000(1); Rs. 20,000- 50,000 (2) and below Rs. 20,000(3)].

Ex-1.6: Sort the cases for Current salary in descending order.

Ex-1.7: Compute Body Mass Index (BMI) for all the employees. (Hint: BMI is computed as the ratio of weight in kilogram and square of height
in meter.)

1
Weight in KG
i.e BMI 
Height in meter2
Ex-1.8: Create a new variable (bmi_cat) categorizing BMI as follows : an adult will be classified as underweight if his/her BMI is less than
18.5, normal if 18.5 ≤BMI<25, overweight or obese if 25≤BMI<30 and highly obese if BMI≥30.

Ex-1.9: Construct a frequency distribution of bmi_cat.

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