Computer Analysis with SPSS

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The paper discusses computer analysis with SPSS and how it can be utilized for correlating two or more variables, such as pay scale and gender in order to determine levels of variance for a given industry or employment level. Using this as an example, the paper explains that this process begins with the sampling of data for entry, then entered in the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) program, which is widely used for data analysis in the social sciences.

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"Such an analysis provides information on the disparity in pay for men and women performing the same job. Such a disparity has long been assumed and is indicated by data showing such a disparity. Data from 2003 shows that this disparity widened so that for every dollar a man made in 2003, women made 75.5 cents, based on the annual report on income by the Census Bureau."

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