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Re: Response code as "In-consistence" be valuable to include in analysis ? [message #18021 is a reply to message #18019]

Sun, 18 August 2019 22:56

Trevor-DHS
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Yes, it is generally best to treat the "inconsistent" and "Don't know" responses as missing data.

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		Response code as "In-consistence" be valuable to include in analysis ? By: drseinhlaing on Sun, 18 August 2019 05:11
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