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Ordered Regression Models
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Ordered Regression Models

by Andrew S. Fullerton, Jun Xu
April 2016
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
188 pages
7h 28m
English
Chapman and Hall/CRC
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the data-generating process. For example, one should choose a cumulative or adjacent
model rather than a stage model to analyze subjective social class because the assumption
of a sequential decision-making process is not applicable. One does not have to identify
with the “lower” or “working” classes before identifying with the “middle” or “upper
middle” classes.
3.6.1 Guidelines for Choosing a Partial or Parallel Ordered Regression Model
Researchers should consider two main factors when deciding whether to use a par-
tial or parallel ordered regression model to analyze an ordinal outcome. First, is there
any ambigu ...
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ISBN: 9781466569744