Curated Help for T-Tests in IBM SPSS Statistics

To help you get the most out of SPSS, the Version 1 SPSS experts have created a tech tip to explain and demonstrate Curated Help for T-Tests. This feature, now available in IBM SPSS Statistics Version 31.0.1.0 is a dynamic feature designed to simplify interpretation and enhance decision-making.

IBM SPSS Statistics provides a powerful, integrated interface for performing a wide range of statistical and analytical tasks, from descriptive statistics and regression models to advanced procedures and machine learning. With its intuitive design, SPSS supports both novice users and experienced analysts, enabling the creation of publication-ready charts, tables, and decision trees  all within a single environment.

Curated Help is a built-in feature that offers context-sensitive guidance and dynamic interpretations for statistical procedures. For T-Tests, it provides a condensed visual summary of your results, helping you quickly understand key metrics and assumptions without needing to sift through dense output tables.

Curated Help is available for the following procedures:

• One-Sample T-Test
  (Analyse > Compare Means and Proportions > One-Sample T Test)
• Independent Samples T-Test
  (Analyse > Compare Means and Proportions > Independent-Samples T Test)
• Paired Samples T-Test
  (Analyse > Compare Means and Proportions > Paired-Samples T Test)

Curated Help transforms your analysis workflow by:

• Distilling complex output into intuitive visuals and summaries
• Highlighting statistical significance
• Accelerating analysis interpretation for both beginners and experts
• Supporting communication with non-statistical stakeholders

Curated Help is embedded directly into your output. After setting up your T-Test, simply click OK and the help will appear within your output. Whether you’re presenting findings to a technical team or a business audience, Curated Help makes it easier to explain T-Test results clearly, confidently, and effectively.