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AndresCorredor
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Hello,
Im working with a small dataset of 40 participants (Collected the data using inquisit 5, with a picture IAT template). The data for the 40 participants is merged in one single file that I already imported into SPSS using the steps outlined in this link (which is also listed in another thread in the forum):
http://www.rondotsch.nl/importing-inquisit-data-files-into-spss-pasw/
I am trying to use the "IAT SPSS Script" (which I downloaded from
http://www.millisecond.com/download/library/IAT/default.aspx)
but I really do not understand how it works. When ever I try to run the syntax, i get errors like this:
GET TRANSLATE FILE = 'Data_Analisys.dat'
/TYPE=TAB /MAP /FIELDNAMES .
>Error # 6406. Text: Q:\U65S4C3Q.UIQ\VFS\SFT_PR~2\IBM\SPSS\STATIS~1\21\Data_Analisys.
>SPSS Statistics couldn't open the specified file.
>Execution of this command stops.
I am really lost when it comes to how to use the SPSS Script template. If someone have any tutorial or anything that explain how to use it i will be forever grateful.
I am attaching both my data set and the script template in case you need to check the data.
Kindest regards,
Andres
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