Support #820
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Longitudinal vs cross-sectional weight choice
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Description
I am performing a regression analysis, assessing which characteristics in one wave influence outcomes in the next
Is the appropriate choice of weighting for this cross-sectional or longitudinal? The majority of variables fall from within a single wave but the outcome in the next wave would suggest use of a longitudinal weight?
Thanks very much,
Olly
Updated by Stephanie Auty over 7 years ago
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Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon as we can.
Best wishes,
Stephanie Auty - Understanding Society User Support Officer
Updated by Stephanie Auty over 7 years ago
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Olly,
Yes, if your regression uses variables from two consecutive waves (even if it is only the dependent variable that comes from the second wave), you should use the relevant longitudinal weight.
Peter
Updated by Peter Lynn over 7 years ago
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Updated by Stephanie Auty over 7 years ago
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Updated by Stephanie Auty about 7 years ago
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Updated by Stephanie Auty about 7 years ago
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