7. Type a label for this variable, e.g. Gender of Respondent* *Note: It is not necessary to provide a label for the variable. It serves to remind the researcher about the variable if a label is provided
8. 1. Click “Values” 2. Click this sign to assign the “Value Labels” of the variable 3. Type “1” here, then “Male” here 4. Click “add” Assuming we have the following coding scheme for “Gender” 1.Male 2.Female
9. After “Add” is pressed the value label 1 = “Male” is transferred here
11. 1. The value label 2 = “Female” is now here 2. Press “OK” to execute the process
12. The process of defining the first variable “Gender” is now completed. Press the 1 st column of the 2 nd row to define the 2 nd variable Lets say the 2 nd variable is “Age”
17. Press “OK” after all the value labels for “Age” have been defined
18. The process of assigning the value labels for “Age” is completed
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20. I have chosen BRM1 as the variable name to indicate that it is the first question related to “Business Research Methods”. It is arbitrary, we can also use other names.
21. Under the “Label” give a short descriptive label for the variable, e.g. “Enjoy BRM”
22. 1. Press here to define the value labels for BRM1 2. Type “1” for “Value”, and type “Strongly Disagree” for “Value Label” 3. Press “Add”
23. Repeat the process for the remaining value labels of BRM1, i.e. 2. Disagree 3. Undecided 4. Agree 5. Strongly Agree Press OK to execute A B