When Entering Data for a Repeated-Measures Design in SPSS

question 3

Multiple Choice

When entering data for a repeated-measures design in SPSS:

• A)Each row of the data editor should represent data from one entity, while each column represents a coding variable.
• B)It doesn't matter how you enter repeated-measures data into SPSS.
• C)Each row of the data editor should represent data from one entity, while each column represents a level of a variable.
• D)Each row of the data editor should represent a level of a variable, while each column represents data from one entity.

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