First off, allow me to apologize in advance for any errors I make in the formatting of my questions. I have read the guidelines on how to ask a question here, however this is my first post on this website and I imagine I will make some missteps. I am using Windows 10 and Stata 13.
I am attempting to compare how different levels of sports participation affects various childhood outcomes using a single cycle of panel data (the linking variables are not publicly available). In the data, there are household identifiers and child identifiers. I would like to compare outcomes of children within the same household.
The -dataex- command gives the readout
Code:
* Example generated by -dataex-. To install: ssc install dataex clear input str7 cidhd01 str6 childid byte caccq3a float testfriends "10001.0" "30614" 5 0 "10001.0" "30466" .a 1 "10008.0" "19444" 3 0 "10008.0" "31860" 5 0 "10044.0" "15641" 5 0 "10044.0" "21414" .a 1 "10061.0" "24090" 5 1 "10061.0" "23921" .a 1 "10063.0" "19216" 2 0 "10063.0" "20489" .a 1 "10079.0" "20354" 2 1 "10079.0" "10719" 5 1 "10089.0" "17517" 5 0 "10089.0" "2247.0" .a 1 "10098.0" "12280" 3 1 "10098.0" "31427" 5 1 "1011.00" "20948" 5 1 "1011.00" "30044" .a 1 "10114.0" "27175" 3 1 "10114.0" "4606.0" .a 1 "10142.0" "31025" 5 1 "10142.0" "29072" .a 1 "10143.0" "28203" 2 0 "10143.0" "27481" .a 1 "10163.0" "10620" 2 0 "10163.0" "2052.0" 3 1 "10208.0" "15903" 2 0 "10208.0" "419.00" .a 1 "10214.0" "25338" 5 1 "10214.0" "22707" .a 1 "10228.0" "29116" 3 0 "10228.0" "11936" 4 0 "10237.0" "21220" 3 1 "10237.0" "6407.0" 5 1 "10272.0" "3212.0" 5 0 "10272.0" "21989" .a 1 "10291.0" "14900" 2 1 "10291.0" "20674" 3 1 "10307.0" "9807.0" 5 1 "10307.0" "21207" .a 1 "10317.0" "25560" 5 0 "10317.0" "13886" .a 1 "10341.0" "18982" 5 0 "10341.0" "6632.0" .a 1 "10359.0" "16555" 2 1 "10359.0" "11959" 3 1 "10383.0" "6550.0" 3 0 "10383.0" "20757" .a 1 "10385.0" "12919" 5 1 "10385.0" "10928" .a 1 "10400.0" "6645.0" 5 1 "10400.0" "24121" .a 1 "10410.0" "15811" 3 0 "10410.0" "18497" .a 1 "10456.0" "1988.0" 2 0 "10456.0" "10091" .a 1 "10465.0" "441.00" 2 1 "10465.0" "26554" 3 0 "10466.0" "15278" 5 0 "10466.0" "2347.0" .a 1 "10475.0" "883.00" 3 1 "10475.0" "2021.0" 5 1 "10485.0" "18747" 3 1 "10485.0" "11622" .a 1 "10499.0" "20003" 3 1 "10499.0" "22551" .a 1 "10507.0" "16811" 5 1 "10507.0" "25939" .a 1 "10509.0" "1102.0" 2 1 "10509.0" "5461.0" .a 1 "10535.0" "24443" 2 1 "10535.0" "29505" .a 1 "10542.0" "6346.0" 4 1 "10542.0" "2297.0" .a 1 "10558.0" "16487" 2 1 "10558.0" "24114" .d 1 "10585.0" "16482" 5 1 "10585.0" "24880" .a 1 "10599.0" "2234.0" 2 1 "10599.0" "2651.0" .a 1 "1060.00" "23880" 5 0 "1060.00" "30314" .a 1 "10606.0" "8148.0" 3 1 "10606.0" "29953" .a 1 "1061.00" "26422" 3 1 "1061.00" "8280.0" .a 1 "10614.0" "6965.0" 2 0 "10614.0" "27418" 3 0 "10615.0" "5237.0" 5 0 "10615.0" "13526" .a 1 "10635.0" "15913" .a 1 "10635.0" "22441" .d 1 "10639.0" "29368" 5 0 "10639.0" "10340" .a 1 "10648.0" "18456" 3 1 "10648.0" "31156" .a 1 "10649.0" "639.00" 5 1 "10649.0" "1542.0" .a 1 "10675.0" "27426" 2 1 "10675.0" "8195.0" 3 1 end label values caccq3a CACCQ3A label def CACCQ3A 2 "A FEW TIMES A WEEK", modify label def CACCQ3A 3 "ABOUT ONCE A WEEK", modify label def CACCQ3A 4 "ABOUT ONCE A MONTH", modify label def CACCQ3A 5 "ALMOST NEVER", modify
The current relevant code I have is as follows
Code:
*Remove those children who are in a household with only one respondent and *those children who participate in sport at equal amounts to other children in HH bysort cidhd01 (caccq3a): gen byte nodiff = caccq3a[1] == caccq3a[_N] drop if nodiff probit testfriends i.caccq3a <other controls>
I am relatively new to Stata, and I am uncertain if, as the data is sorted using the -bysort- command, Stata recognizes that I want use the -probit- command to compare children to other children in the household.
I would like to know if this is the appropriate command, and if not, where I can find readings on how to better understand what Stata needs from me in order to solve this issue.
Thank you in advance, and again I apologize for any mistakes I make in asking this question.
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