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Presented By: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research

On the use of weights when analyzing survey data: Descriptive Statistics vs. Regression Modeling

Brady West, Research Professor, Institute for Social Research

Webinar: Brady West, Using Weights when Analyzing Survey Data: Descriptive Statistics vs. Regression Modeling Webinar: Brady West, Using Weights when Analyzing Survey Data: Descriptive Statistics vs. Regression Modeling
Webinar: Brady West, Using Weights when Analyzing Survey Data: Descriptive Statistics vs. Regression Modeling
This ~45 minute talk will provide a practical overview of key considerations underlying the use of survey weights when performing common analyses of complex sample survey data sets collected from probability samples. Topics to be covered will including unequal weighting effects on variance estimates, the importance of descriptive assessments of the survey weights, whether weights are informative, to weight or not to weight when fitting regression models, testing the need for weights when fitting regression models, and more general weighting approaches for non-probability samples. Example software code will be included where relevant. Time will also be reserved for a question-and-answer session.
Webinar: Brady West, Using Weights when Analyzing Survey Data: Descriptive Statistics vs. Regression Modeling Webinar: Brady West, Using Weights when Analyzing Survey Data: Descriptive Statistics vs. Regression Modeling
Webinar: Brady West, Using Weights when Analyzing Survey Data: Descriptive Statistics vs. Regression Modeling

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