If you’ve used much analysis of variance (ANOVA), you’ve probably heard that ANOVA is a special case of linear regression. Unless you’ve seen why, though, that may not make a lot of sense. After all, ANOVA compares means between categories, while regression predicts outcomes with numeric variables.
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Member Training: Multinomial Logistic Regression
Multinomial logistic regression is an important type of categorical data analysis. Specifically, it’s used when your response variable is nominal: more than two categories and not ordered.
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Member Training: Centering
Centering variables is common practice in some areas, and rarely seen in others. That being the case, it isn’t always clear what are the reasons for centering variables. 
Is it only a matter of preference, or does centering variables help with analysis and interpretation? [Read more…] about Member Training: Centering
Member Training: Translating Between Multilevel and Mixed Models
Multilevel and Mixed models are essentially the same analysis. But they use different vocabulary, different notation, and approach the analysis considerations in different ways.
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Member Training: Introduction to Stata Software Tutorial
In this 8-part tutorial, you will learn how to get started using Stata for data preparation, analysis, and graphing. This tutorial will give you the skills to start using Stata on your own. You will need a license to Stata and to have it installed before you begin.
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Member Training: Analyzing Likert Scale Data
Is it really ok to treat Likert items as continuous? 
And can you just decide to combine Likert items to make a scale? Likert-type data is extremely common—and so are questions like these about how to analyze it appropriately. [Read more…] about Member Training: Analyzing Likert Scale Data