thank you so much for your clear explanation.

What about control variables in medsem stata?. How can we include in medsem syntax. Or it automatically bases on sem syntax being a post mediation.

Please, how to enter survey study with one and multiple response variable in spss?

thank you so much

17:31 testing for ordered categorical mediators

Hello sir, for the mediation value in the bootstrap P-value = 0.021. Lower bound=0.351 Upper bound=1.251. Is this significant or not?

thankyou so much for the video, i wish u never delete this <3

Hi Mike, This video is very helpful, however, my sample size is 4000, and it is no feasible to create a dummy variable for each “id”. Could you please provide me with alternative method?

Hi Mike, This video is very helpful, however, my sample size is 4000, and it is no feasible to create a dummy variable for each “id”. Could you please provide me with alternative method?

This is very useful. I am struggling in doing some steps for my repeated measures analysis. Could you please provide me with your email? So I can send you my question

This is really helpful! May I know how to perform Cross-lagged panel analysis SEM that has moderators/mediators?

Awesome recap before linear models II!!! Thankyou Sir

Thank you for all the explanation; it was very clear. I would like to give you a "Thanks," but I can´t see the option. You should activate it to let us thank you.

The model that most people do not realize

thanks sir

Thank you Dr Crowson for your videos. I have really learnt a lot. My question is that you said "dogmatism" and "external political efficacy" were not significant which is true at the 95% confidence level. However, at the 10% confidence level, they are significant. So, I want to know why you did not report them as significant at that confidence level. Thank you.

can you also make a video on Time Series Analysis using ARIMA Model?

Also, if I want to test the relationship between a categorical and a continuous data, what test should I use?

Hello sir. Can you explain the differene between chi square test of independence, and chi square test of homogeneity? How do you interpret the results of these?

Thank you so much for this helpful video ✨

thank you for this explanations of within-within ANOVAs seem to be rare enough and your explanation was helpful

Could you tell me is there any package or software that can estimate the dynamic mimic model?thanks

Thank you for your video Dr. Mike. what will be the codes if there is only one IV and two mediators (serial) and one outcome variable?

Why to draw correlated errors while forming the model? Ain't we supposed to draw them after analyzing Modification Indices?

You are a living god!!! thanks a lot for all these!!!

Thank you for the video. Is it also possible to make SPSS produce CI for proportions from each cell of a cross tabulation output?

Thank you for your video. I have one question that I'd like you to help me. I have "multiple responses" and I tested association between gender and the education level using Chi-square test. This gave me significance. Now I want to do post hoc but I am stuck. Could you help me how to do this in spss? Thanks for your help

Thank you for providing the PowerPoint free. It's worth gold to me right now!

Thank you. I have multivariate outliers,when I deleted the out liers every time the quality of model fit indices become low each time,and there is no fault with enter data....etc. For that reasons I make a decision to keep the outliers. and dont lose sample size (220) Is that correct? Note:I use amos (cb-sem) with bootstrap

Very useful and clear! Thank you so much.

Thank you very much for the video. I have a question regarding variable encoding with binary logistics. When one of my indipendent variables has 3 categories I would like it to encode so that in the two analysis it always compares the analyzed category with the reference (so the 0), instead it always takes into account the third one messing the statistics (so when my categories are 0,1 and 2 ith should make two analysis 1vs0 and 2vs0, instead it recodes the third variable as the reference). Is it possible? Thanks

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Hi Mike. This is so informative thank you so much. May i kindly ask how you would go about a multiple regression model with multiple interactions. Do you do them individually or there is a way to run the commands with more than 1 interaction at a go? eg, including c.grit_c#c.neglifevts_c and c.grit_c#c.lifesat_c at the same time

get error on : cor.test(df,use="complete.obs",methods="pearson",adjust="bonferroni") Error in cor.test.default(df, use = "complete.obs", methods = "pearson", : 'x' must be a numeric vector

Thanks Mike - great tutorial - just what I needed to get started

Legend. Thank you.

Thank you so much

You saved my life!!! Thank you very much =)

Thanks for sharing. But it can help that strengthen your explanation less reading especially in beginning.

How to interpret if there is mediation in this model or not?

It would be really helpful to define what you mean by pop effect size!?is it means,sd or what?Thank you.

Hi Mike, how do we perform bifactor CFA in Stata? Thanks!

Thank you for this special presentation. That is very appreciated. Please, can you help me get the idea to calculate omega hierarchical for second order CFA?

How would you go about running RM ANOVA on multiple imputed datasets? I understand SPSS does not support this. Is this correct? Are there any alternative methods to use?

can you plzz explain multinomial multilevel analysis similarly ??

Model 4: how do we interpret the random slopes of SES? In reporting the results, do we just focus on the fixed effect of SES?

Very Very useful. Brilliant explanation

This video is all over the place. It lacks a systematic explanation for the procedure.

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hi mike, is there any way to run multilevel multinomial regression using stata?