Yes, you can certainly do this with ice. Read the help file carefully
- its complicated, try it, examine the results.
On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 1:42 PM, McDonald, Catherine
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> Hi-
>
> I am working on doing multiple imputation with Stata 11 in a small data set. I have access to data at the item-level (say for example all 15 items that make up a depression scale). Is there a way I can impute data at the item level (with ICE or mi) and sum scores with the imputed data-rather than imputing the total scale scores? I ask this because I would like to do total scale and subscale analyses and did not know if this was possible.
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> Thank you.
> Catherine
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