A colleague has surveyed a sample of 500 women inquiring information about children (0= no children, 1= children), type of employment (0= no employment; 1= marginal employment; 2= part-time and 3= full-time) as well as the stress level (using a standardized procedure, high values mean high values). Now the colleague would like to investigate whether women differ in their stress level depending on their type of employment and children yes/no and whether there is an interaction between children yes/no and type of employment. Now the colleague decides to use a GLM-5, but is not sure whether she has chosen the correct procedure. Please make a recomm
A colleague has surveyed a sample of 500 women inquiring information about
children (0= no children, 1= children), type of employment (0= no employment;
1= marginal employment; 2= part-time and 3= full-time) as well as the stress level
(using a standardized procedure, high values mean high values). Now the
colleague would like to investigate whether women differ in their stress level
depending on their type of employment and children yes/no and whether there is
an interaction between children yes/no and type of employment. Now the
colleague decides to use a GLM-5, but is not sure whether she has chosen the
correct procedure. Please make a recommendation to the colleague as to
whether this procedure can be considered correct.
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