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Modeling Association Between Two or More Categorical Variables that Allow for Multiple Category Choices
Authors:Christopher R Bilder  Thomas M Loughin
Institution:1. Department of Statistics , University of Nebraska-Lincoln , Lincoln, Nebraska, USA chris@chrisbilder.com;3. Department of Statistics , Kansas State University , Manhattan, Kansas, USA
Abstract:Multiple-response (or pick any/c) categorical variables summarize responses to survey questions that ask “pick any” from a set of item responses. Extensions to loglinear model methodology are proposed to model associations between these variables across all their items simultaneously. Because individual item responses to a multiple-response categorical variable are likely to be correlated, the usual chi-square distributional approximations for model-comparison statistics are not appropriate. Adjusted statistics and a new bootstrap procedure are developed to facilitate distributional approximations. Odds ratio and standardized Pearson residual measures are also developed to estimate specific associations and examine deviations from a specified model.
Keywords:Bootstrap  Correlated binary data  Generalized loglinear model  Marginal model  Multiple-response categorical variable  Pick any/c
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