I want to run a fixed effects regression model in stata using panel data to examine the change in individuals' responses over time. My dependent variable is ordinal so I was planning on using xtoprobit, however, I realize this would be using random effects.
Should I use xtoprobit even though it uses random effects? Or would it be best to run a linear regression with fixed effects (xtreg, fe)? Thank you
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