Johan Jackson gmail.com> writes:
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> In a regression equation not accounting for the fact that people are
> nested in families, the result for Z variable is VERY strong (beta =
> -4511), but this result is much weaker when I use lme and account for
> people nested in families (beta = -2613). I'
Hi Johan,
it's not clear to me that we have enough information to answer your
question reliably, but the following thoughts might be useful to you.
1) in your lme() model, all the coefficients are closer to zero than
in your lm() model.
2) the change in Z is not very large relative to its sta
Any help would be most appreciated. (Don't make me get down on my
hands and knees and beg for help, cause I'll do it!!) My boss has me
learning R and doing nested regression with the report due Mon (Friday
night statistics...fun. ). Anyway, here's my problem:
In a regression equation not accounti
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