Conducting an Ordinal Regression in SPSS with Assumption Testing

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When test of parallel lines is not significant what does it mean?
Comment from : Arigu Sunday

how to test the no multicollinearity assumption?
Comment from : TheUnknownPsy

hi can i request the data on this for me to practice? plsss? thanks
Comment from : SAbb

I would like to know is 016 a significant p value ? And secondly if i want to see a relationship between one dependent variable and 5 independent variables both of which are measured on a likert scaleso is ordinal logistic regression compulsory?
Comment from : Hafsa Hassan

Thanks very much I found this very helpful Do you have a video that discusses why one would choose a specific type of regression analysis?
Comment from : Soni G

I hope you can explain the interpretation in a more layman's term manner
Comment from : SIMStertainment 💯

You said everything except "what does it mean with those results"
Comment from : Satheesh Kumar

Thank you for your explanation I have 2 nominal and 2 ordinal variables as independent variables (4), and 2 ordinal likert-scale dependent variable In this case should i use ordinal logistic regression or nominal logistic regression? Your reply will help me a lot Thank you in advance
Comment from : kossonou prunelle

Curious why you haven't set the dependent variable as "ordinal" (it reads nominal) Does it affect the regression?
Comment from : Aj

Thank you for saving me at the last minute of my data analysis May God bless you, Dr Todd!
Comment from : Ei Mon

I'm still confused, but thanks How do you interpret the estimate values? More likely to what? The sentences were never finished
Comment from : Shadealade

How are Dr Todd, Would you explain the interpretation in detail?
Comment from : Biruk Wogayehu

thank you!! you're so on my phd's thank you page !! all the videos are unbelievably helpful and clear, much more so than our coordinators' explanations thank you for creating this channel!
Comment from : Francesca

I love your videos! Thank you!
Comment from : Vanessa Somohano

Great video! It helped a lot Could you tell us how to use categorical variable as moderator instead of IV? My IV plant based diet, the higher the score, the more plant based a person eats My DV is work productivity loss My moderator is duration of the diet in categorical form, for instance one month or less, one month to 3 months and so onbrMaybe I could dummy code duration of diet and compute a new variable by multiplying it with centered mean?
Comment from : Sweta Gupta

sir , atleast you should provide the ordinal data
Comment from : Chandrabhan yadav

Thank you very much for your professional presentation Just a question, If Goodness-of-Fit are not significant but the test of parallel lines is significant Is it OK to use ordinal logistic regression or Multinominal logistic regression should be used?
Comment from : Omid Rasouli

Very insightful But, what does the Goodness of Fit (non-significant) test tell? How to deal with that
Comment from : Koustab Majumdar

How would you run the assumptions for binary logistic regression? Please help if you know
Comment from : Sami Ja

Hi Dr Grande, thanks for the good videos that you have shared I have a question regarding this model (ordinal regression) Since there is no exp result as we can find in binary logit or multinomial as a result of Odds Ratio, how do we find that the Odds Ratio in this model? Thank you
Comment from : Iqbal Pramukti

What does it mean by lower cumulative score are more likely as negative estimates
Comment from : Md kamrul islam

Good but voice is very low,,,
Comment from : Sana Ullah Khan

Hi Dr Grade Can you just confirm that Ordinal regression is a parametric or non-parametric test? Thank you in advance
Comment from : Nandita Bhanja Chaudhuri

Are these assumptions the same if my independent variables are continuous?
Comment from : Gayani ukwatta

Quick question: I'm currently analyzing the relationship between dietary habits (ordinal variables) and disease symptoms (dichotomous/categorical) I also have BMI to use for the covariates brbrMy question is, what should be done when the assumptions are not met? More particularly; Model fitting, pearson R-square and Test of parallel lines shows unwanted significances
Comment from : hena dono

Hi,br I have a question on how to run a GEE with Ordinal Logistic model and be able to include the 'EM means' in the output brMy study data-set includes ordinal data (a 5-point scale ranging from 1 highly unfamiliar to 5 highly familiar)I’ve run a GEE in SPSS and chose an ‘ordinal logistic’ model but it’s not possible to include ‘EM means’ in this type of model and for this type of data Thus, when I get the results, no ‘pairwise comparisons’ table is included!
Comment from : Quran&Arabic🌟

sir please help me to interpret the parameter estimates of ordinal logistics regression
Comment from : mandeep kaur Shinh

Hi Dr Grande, How I calculate the odds ?
Comment from : Patricia Chirinos Saldaña

Hi,I have a question How to conduct a multinomial logistic regression asumptions using spss
Comment from : Achini Kaushalya Madhubhashini

Could you tell me, How the Wald statistics is calculated, please? I try to divide the estimate by its standard error but I did't get the value in the SPSS ' output
Comment from : Jorge Sanchez

Very informative video, I think this will be very helpful
Comment from : lori wardwell

Dear Todd, I have a 10 items likert scale variable and i want to add this variable as Covariate , shall i compute all items as one variable ? Thank you
Comment from : Farzaneh Soleimani Zoghi

how can i run the ordinal predictor in regression ?
Comment from : gigi lin

Hi This is very helpful I have a question Could you please explain if ordinal regression can be used if I have a pre-post data and both the pre and post categorical variables have more than two levels?
Comment from : prageet kaang

how would you interpret the continuous variable that you added to the regression, at the end?
Comment from : MOD _

This was so incredibly helpful Thank you very much for taking the time and effort to explain this so thoroughly and make it public
Comment from : Margaret Sullivan

Thanks for uploading this nice interpretation !!
Comment from : SanaullahPanezai

Hi Dr Grande, how to do Ordinal regression when both dependent and independent variable has sub-variable in rating scale?
Comment from : gurukhnl

Dear Dr Grande, Ordinal regression here is it the same as ordered probit model?
Comment from : Khamphonemisay PHOMMATHAT

Hi Dr Grande, I have a question How does it feel to be the reason why I passed my class? Thank you for the help!
Comment from : Bolgen

Hi Dr Grande, Thanks for your informative video I was wondering how you're going to interpret the results of your analysis In other words, how are you going to summarize the results of your analysis In multiple linear regression, we can say that a predictor variable, say, explicit feedback, accounts for 356 of the variance in the outcome variable It doesn't seem we can do the same thing, can't we? I look forward to your input Thanks!
Comment from : Edwin Zhang