Mize19AH {catregs}R Documentation

Add-Health Data analzed in Mize (2019)

Description

Mize (2019) illustrates how to establish moderation in the context of regression models for limited dependent variables. He illustrates using AddHealth data and provides Stata code to replicate the results. Catregs functions can replicate these results in R.

Usage

data("Mize19AH")

Format

A data frame with 4307 observations on the following 29 variables.

AID

a numeric vector

race

a numeric vector

age

a numeric vector

educ

a numeric vector

degree

a numeric vector

college

a numeric vector

health

a numeric vector

role

a numeric vector

workrole

a numeric vector

parrole

a numeric vector

income

a numeric vector

wages

a numeric vector

logwages

a numeric vector

depB

a numeric vector

alcB

a numeric vector

woman

a numeric vector

edyrs

a numeric vector

whiteB

a numeric vector

X_est_prno

a numeric vector

X_est_prpar

a numeric vector

X_est_alcedmod

a numeric vector

X_est_alcmod

a numeric vector

race2

a numeric vector

race3

a numeric vector

race4

a numeric vector

ed1

a numeric vector

ed2

a numeric vector

ed3

a numeric vector

ed4

a numeric vector

Source

Mize, Trenton D. 2019. "Best Practices for Estimating, Interpreting, and Presenting Nonlinear Interaction Effects" Sociological Science 6: 81-117.

Examples

data(Mize19AH)
head(Mize19AH)

[Package catregs version 0.2.1 Index]