Dear Statalisters,
I want to identify profiles of (early childhood) teachers in our data based on 5-10 indicators on implementation readiness. It concerns multilevel data, that is, on the first level we have the child (language and literacy measures, but also implementation fidelity/adherence), second level we have the teachers, and on the third level we have the daycare centres. In creating teacher profiles, we are adopting a person-centered approach to acknowledge intra-individual variation in organizational implementation readiness. Therefore, I want to perform Latent Profile Analysis, but also take into account the multilevel structure.
Thus far I haven't seen the possibilities to do this in STATA, but since I am relatively new to STATA, I would like to know if there are any possibilities.
This earlier thread discussed my question to some extent, but then for Latent Class Analysis, which did not turn out to be the best solution for that specific research question + a user suggested to open a separate thread.
I would really appreciate any suggestions/leads/do-files to perform this kind of analysis.
Kind regards,
Marinka
Related Posts with Syntax for Multilevel Latent Profile Analysis - Creating teacher profiles
log-log modeli m working on a log log model. first run a regression of log wage on education, log experience, fem…
Create Functions using MataHi All, I am new to the Mata programming and currently trying to convert some codes from Matlab to …
Interpreting gologit2 outputHello, I'm having a hard time interpreting the output of gologit2 to run an ordered logistic regres…
Paying $25 for an hour of your time to help me understand how to interpret basic regression data.Hey you STATA pro, We all need help during this pandemic. I will pay for your time if you can walk …
FE RE ModelHello everyone. I wanted to know apart from testing which model to use , fixed effects or random eff…
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to Syntax for Multilevel Latent Profile Analysis - Creating teacher profiles
Post a Comment