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st: analysis of grouped mixed-factor count data


From   "Charles A Pierce (capierce)" <[email protected]>
To   "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Subject   st: analysis of grouped mixed-factor count data
Date   Wed, 18 Nov 2009 12:04:32 -0600

Dear Statalist:

Is there a way, perhaps via a mixed-factor chi-square or loglinear model or HLM, to analyze grouped count data such as the following (N = 400; 200 cases in each treatment condition; treatment condition is between Ss and pre-post is within Ss; I don't have individual-level data, just grouped count data like you see below; DV = # of cases observed engaging in a behavior at pre and post):

               Pretest    Posttest
Treatment 1      150          80
Treatment 2      150         100

I need to determine whether the change in # of cases from pre to post differs depending on treatment condition.  Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks ...

--Chuck

2009-2010 Past Chair
Research Methods Division, Academy of Management

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