Hi guys,
I was looking at partial correlations where you can find the correlation between two variables, while controlling for one variable. However, I want to go more indepth than that. For example,
I have 7 variables,
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
I want a correlation matrix of 1 to 5, while controlling for variables 6 and 7. Is this possible on STATA, or will I need to do this in R?
Thank you!
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