Fixed effects regression in SPSS 28 for repeated measures/longitudinal data (video 3 of 3)

This video is the third in my series on fixed effects regression in SPSS 28 for repeated measures/longitudinal data. In this video I demonstrate how to incorporate both time-varying predictors and time indicators/dummies as predictors of variation in a time-varying outcome using airline data. I rely on the least squares dummy variable approach in this video.
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Video 1 in the series: • Fixed effects regressi...
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Video on dummy coding in SPSS: • Multiple regression us...

[@humoaz6629]

Thanks so much Mike. You are a great great presenter. I loved all your videos and can't thank you enough for your contribution to education. Blessings.

[@chengyin4579]

The dummy codes option is so useful and time-saving. I dummy-coded variables each by each before watching your videos.

[@shawnfagan1255]

This video was an absolute life-saver. Thank you!

[@rubylee1117]

Very clear explanation, thank you so much for making the video!

[@SarbjeetKaur-if2rt]

Thank you so much, Mike! Can I use the same technique for ordinal logistic regression as well? I am struggling with a big dataset where I have 162 countries and 20 years of data, and my DV is ordered, so I am trying to create a fixed-effect Ordinal model using this technique. If yes, where will I place the dummy variables-- in covariates or factors in the regression box? Sorry for the long-winded comment, but could really use the help 🙏

[@Riadaa123]

Hi, thank you for this video, really great stuff. Is there a possibility to use an additional variable and check for moderating effects on the relationship between the independent and depentend variable with this method?

[@emersonsilva1203]

maravilha. show!!. thinks for the PowerPoint.

[@mikecrowson2462]

You're welcome!

[@asmamadani9832]

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[@duncantalbot4605]

Hi Mike is this the only way to do fixed effects in SPSS if you have thousands of ID variables?

[@mikecrowson2462]

If you have a large number of ids, you could use generalized estimating equations (gee) in spss. Another option for analysis is multilevel modeling in spss. Cheers

[@priyangaram622]

Can we use without dummy