This is a simple question: I have done a small research study where I had a significant (Logistic regression) association with outcome by treatment group. When doing further analysis only one other variable was significant with outcome. Putting the second confounding explanatory variable into the model with the primary treatment variable, my OR actually increased. Usually it is reduced somewhat. Is this a common event? Have we potentially done something wrong with this rather simple model of two covariates? Thanks!
Related Posts with Multivariate Regression value higher than univariate?
How do I replace a certain value across a dataset that has string as well as numeric variables?Hi everyone, I'm working with a dataset that has hundreds of variables, numeric as well as strings.…
Calculating difference in differences, percentages and treatment effectsHi everyone, I'm working on a project for my economic development course and am having difficulty d…
Saving file name as local valueDear Stata Professionals I am currently suffering from saving file name as local value The code I …
besoin d'aide pour l'interprétation de résultats issus d'une régression logit binaire.Bonjour à tous. J'ai besoin d'une aide quant à l'interprétation de mes résultats issus d'une régress…
Convert clock data type to dailyHi Statalisters, I have had issues with converting a date variable which was imported from database…
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to Multivariate Regression value higher than univariate?
Post a Comment