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I’ve linked to UCLA’s stat computing resources once before on a previous post about choosing the right analysis for the questions your asking and the data types you have. Here’s another section of the same website that has code to run an identical analysis in all of these statistical packages, with examples to walk through (as they note here, just because they don’t list code for a particular
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