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Endogeneity occurs when model error is related to the…
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2. Question
Endogeneity makes it ……… to estimate the true relationship between leadership and depression?
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Which of the following is a feature of Panel Data?
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4. Question
In most panel data there is a substantial amount of between – entity variance
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5. Question
Within-person changes in a variable like depression …………. explained by person mean of a variable like leadership
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In order to understand a relationship between entities that are at different levels: between-effects and within-effects, which of the following is suggested.
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7. Question
Which of the following fallacies could occur as a result of estimating across levels: between-effects level to within-effects level
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8. Question
Which of the following is a proper hypothesis for a model with both between as well as within-person effects
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Clear hypotheses in growth models (relationship between leadership and depression) would state something like…
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The analytic approaches (fixed-effects vs random-effects) used in the analysis of Panel Data depend on…
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11. Question
………. is critical for establishing causality.
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12. Question
In an ideal statistical world, a researcher trying to answer the question of the impact of leadership on depression would assign participants to poor or good leaders
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