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st: Ordinal dependent variable
From
"Julie A. Lamoureux" <[email protected]>
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st: Ordinal dependent variable
Date
Fri, 20 Jul 2012 15:14:00 +0000
Good day,
I have a dataset with repeated measures (longitudinal data) in 2 separate groups that I have set up as panel data. Most of my dependent variables are numeric so the analyses were straightforward. My question concerns 3 variables that are ordinal with 3 categories (rarely, sometimes, often). The tool was used at baseline and at 6 months and the researcher is interested in knowing if the change over time in those 3 variables is different between the groups. What is the best approach to use in this case?
Thank you
Julie Lamoureux, DMD, MSc
Statistician
Quality and Performance Improvement
Tel: 786-467-2086
Fax: 786-533-9602
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