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How can we do ordinal regression where the dependent variable and independent variables have large number of items whose observation is collected in likert scale? can we use the transformed mean for analysis of ordinal regression? is there published evidence for that to cite? can you help me in this respect. some people say for non normal data we do not use mean
Hello sir I would like to ask a question. Is it okay if my first likert scale data consists of 5 questions while my second likert scale data consists of 12 questions?? thank you.
Sir what to statistical test do we use if our data is the following: 1.) not normally distributed 2.) ordinal (likert scale) 3.) 4 independent variables, no dependent variable (descriptive research)
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Thank you for such a detailed explanation, really helped me understand. I have the following question which will help me a lot with my thesis: how do I motivate the use of linear regression, given that the final variables introduced are still categorical of some sort? they are not continuous for sure. I do want to use linear regression, where my data is normally distributed, but how can I prove that I can do this? Thanks a lot, would appreciate your response.
@@obezipacademy Thank you for the response. I have also benefited from that. Let me hope that if most of my series are normally distributed then I use Linear Regression.
Sir, will you please make a video with the following info: 1. Dependent Variable has 5 indicators, each indicator consist of 5 question 2. Independent Variable has 2 indicators, each indicator consist of 5 question and what test should be use. Thank you
The raw variables are in likert scale from SD to SA which is coded from 1-5. What do the mean values you calculated represent? SD? D? or what? Can you explain that to me? Your video will be very useful to me if you can explain this. Thanks
@@obezipacademy I think F square is the measure. Actually I am searching in spss for composite reliability, cronbach;s alpha and construct validity assessment for measurement model; and Q square for predictive relevance measure..
thank you Sir. very educative. Please i cannot find the video on ordinal regression for likert scale items. please can you share the link. checked amongst your videos. maybe i cant make it well.
Good afternoon I believe the number 1 to 5 are codes for the strongly agreed to strongly disagree Why are we finding the means of this codes and not the mean of the number of respondents
What is your hypotheses for how the variables interact? The analysis has no context without understanding that. This is more of an excel tutorital than a data analysis explanation. And why wouldn't you just do =AVERAGE instead of manually adding and dividing?
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Hello Sir,
Why do we have to use Kolmogorov-Smirnov if our questionnaire are above 100? What is the explanation for this?
Have been expecting this. Thanks alot😊
when the sig of Shapiro-wilk are greater than . then the data is called normaliy distributed, What about in case of Kolomogorov Smirnov?
Is it corect to use regression with ordinal data?
How can we do ordinal regression where the dependent variable and independent variables have large number of items whose observation is collected in likert scale? can we use the transformed mean for analysis of ordinal regression? is there published evidence for that to cite? can you help me in this respect. some people say for non normal data we do not use mean
I'll make a video on this soon
You can watch my video on ordinal regression here : ruclips.net/video/k1jxs2xaUXI/видео.htmlsi=y4AjiFfGQMeRjRuj
Thank you, very detailed. As you can see. As you can see here :D
Thanks for this presentation. What if there is autocorrelation indicated from the Durbin_Watson Statistics? How will be corrected? Thanks
You can try logging your variables and then re-estimate
shouldn't you recodify variables with more than 2 categories in order to use them in the regression analysis?
Where can I download your powerpoint?
Hello sir I would like to ask a question. Is it okay if my first likert scale data consists of 5 questions while my second likert scale data consists of 12 questions?? thank you.
It's ok depending on the nature of your instrument. Remember that likert scale should be in an odd number not even number. Eg. 5, 7,9, 11, etc
@@obezipacademy if that's the case, then I'll add 3 more questions on 2nd likert scale data, thank you.
@@obezipacademy oh wait, do you mean the amount of the answer options? I am using 5-point likert scale
@obezipacademy please what if some of the variables are normally distributed and some are not?
The dependent variable has to be normally distributed. More so, majority carries the vote
So when majority is normally distributed , you use linear regression?
Sir what to statistical test do we use if our data is the following:
1.) not normally distributed
2.) ordinal (likert scale)
3.) 4 independent variables, no dependent variable (descriptive research)
Watch this video on how to Choose Appropriate Statistical Technique for Data Analysis:
ruclips.net/video/jPNc9SGrQcE/видео.html
You can also add Rank correlation analysis to your analysis
What is the interpretation of Standard error of estimate in this table?
What am i going to use if my DV is on ratio scale (e.g Profitability 0-20%) and my INV is Ordinal Scale (Likert Scale)?
ANOVA can handle it. It will treat the independent likert scale variable as categorical variable.
Thank you for such a detailed explanation, really helped me understand. I have the following question which will help me a lot with my thesis: how do I motivate the use of linear regression, given that the final variables introduced are still categorical of some sort? they are not continuous for sure. I do want to use linear regression, where my data is normally distributed, but how can I prove that I can do this? Thanks a lot, would appreciate your response.
ruclips.net/video/jPNc9SGrQcE/видео.html
What do we do if our dataset comprises data that turns out to be both normal and not normal? Which analysis do we use?
Majority carries the vote
@@obezipacademy If its 2 sets each?
what do you do when some series are Normally distributed and some are not in the same model?
If most of ur series are not normally distributed, you adopt ordinal regression technique
@@obezipacademy Thank you for the response. I have also benefited from that. Let me hope that if most of my series are normally distributed then I use Linear Regression.
Sir, will you please make a video with the following info:
1. Dependent Variable has 5 indicators, each indicator consist of 5 question
2. Independent Variable has 2 indicators, each indicator consist of 5 question
and what test should be use. Thank you
Structural equation model(SEM) should suffice here
@@obezipacademy Can you please share one video link, if you have, or make for us with example, to get an effective demonstration and learning please?
Really handy.. But you know there's an AVG function that'll calculate the mean for you, without keying in all the cell refs?
Yes I know, but not everyone is conversant with that method...
I absolutely love it
Please why didn’t you multiply the result from the respondent by the ranking values of likert scale (5 4 3 2 1 ) before solving for mean
Why is that necessary if I may ask?
@@zuwairat I learnt that on some other videos on YT
Thanks a lot Sir
brilliant video.
The raw variables are in likert scale from SD to SA which is coded from 1-5. What do the mean values you calculated represent? SD? D? or what? Can you explain that to me? Your video will be very useful to me if you can explain this. Thanks
Thanks so much prof. Any video on effects size ?
Effect size of what exactly?
@@obezipacademy I think F square is the measure. Actually I am searching in spss for composite reliability, cronbach;s alpha and construct validity assessment for measurement model; and Q square for predictive relevance measure..
thank you Sir. very educative.
Please i cannot find the video on ordinal regression for likert scale items. please can you share the link. checked amongst your videos. maybe i cant make it well.
ruclips.net/video/k1jxs2xaUXI/видео.html
thank you very much
Plse make it vedio for determinants of aoplication of SIGTAS system
Normally distributed data. Use Linear regression
Sir, may i request you to kindly share the PPT associated with this analysis and interpretation please?
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Sir, can you also share the PowerPoint
Good afternoon
I believe the number 1 to 5 are codes for the strongly agreed to strongly disagree
Why are we finding the means of this codes and not the mean of the number of respondents
Those codes are responses from each respondents.
You only used Excel to solve for the mean of those data but did not show how to solve for the linear regression. Your title is misleading
What is your hypotheses for how the variables interact? The analysis has no context without understanding that. This is more of an excel tutorital than a data analysis explanation. And why wouldn't you just do =AVERAGE instead of manually adding and dividing?
Thank you so much