Re: st: textbooks for a statistics course

[Sebastian Baumeister <baum_statal@web.de>]

Long's "Regression Models for Categorical and Limited Dependent 
Variable" is an excellent book on this topic. He (and J. Freese) also 
wrote a book on how to run these models in Stata
http://www.stata.com/bookstore/regmodcdvs.html

And here is a very useful online ressource
http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/examples/long/default.htm

Regards,

Sebastian




Hyojoung Kim schrieb:


> Dear Stataliers,
>
> This query is not specific to Stata, but I'd like to have your
> recommendations on textbooks for my statistics course. The course will cover
> OLS regression, Probit/Logit, Ordered Regression, Multinomial Regression,
> Tobit Analysis for the audience of advanced undergraduate and graduate
> students with rather weak mathematical background. Too technical a book
> would not be appropriate for this group of audience. Ideal would be a book
> that addresses basic computational procedures, interpretations, and
> assumptions of each of the above regressions. Any suggestion is highly
> appreciated.
>
> Hyojoung Kim
>
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