SPSS Syntax for creating a scoring model using all segmenting variables:

1. First, select ‘analyze’, then ‘discriminant’ from the top menu.
2. Then select your grouping variable as the variable you use to name your clusters. In this example, ours is called ‘clus4’
a. You will have to manually define the range of this variable. The range is equal to the total # of clusters. In this example, the range is 1 to 4
3. Then select as your ‘independents’ all of the segmenting / basis variables. In this example we have 68 in total
4. Then select ‘enter independents together’ underneath the field that shows which independent variables you’ve selected
5. Then, under the ‘statistics’ sub-menu, select ‘Fisher’s’ under the ‘Function Coefficients’ sub-menu
a. Note: Fisher’s coefficients would provide you with the eventual coefficients that would be input into the Excel scoring model tool to help type respondents
i. The ‘COEFF’ after the......

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