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Re: Weighting DRC Domestive Violence Data in Multilevel Analysis [message #4192 is a reply to message #4151]

Tue, 14 April 2015 13:09

Sarah B
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Hi Monica,

I agree that the use of weights in multilevel models is a grey area in the literature -- I've discussed this with one of the experts in this field, Sophia Rabe-Hesketh, and she agrees there's not one clear way to go.

That said, weights may be more important when using DV weights rather than regular (v005) weights because of the differential selection probabilities and non-response with regard to the DV module.

I'm afraid I'm not familiar with multilevel modeling in SPSS. In general, I'd say the importance of using a multilevel vs. single level depends on your research question. Assuming the multilevel nature is important for your research Q, switching to Stata may be the best way to go, especially if you have access to Stata v 13 or 14 which allow pweights with the mixed/melogit/meprobit/etc. commands.

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		Weighting DRC Domestive Violence Data in Multilevel Analysis By: carlson_monica on Wed, 08 April 2015 23:27
		Re: Weighting DRC Domestive Violence Data in Multilevel Analysis By: Sarah B on Tue, 14 April 2015 13:09
		Re: Weighting DRC Domestive Violence Data in Multilevel Analysis By: Hassen on Mon, 07 May 2018 11:13

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