Hi all,
I have a super basic question. I'm at the stage with my data analysis where I've been looking at the numbers so long I've started to see them as living things...and just want to check something before my mind goes completely!! I have a continuous covariate (among others) and a binomial outcome variable (1 = presence of knowledge, 0 = absence of knowledge). I have a significant effect and a z score of -6.55. I am correct in interpreting the minus as indicating that the less of the covariate, the greater the chance of the outcome variable being 1?
Hoping you can help before I question the foundations of everything!
S
I have a super basic question. I'm at the stage with my data analysis where I've been looking at the numbers so long I've started to see them as living things...and just want to check something before my mind goes completely!! I have a continuous covariate (among others) and a binomial outcome variable (1 = presence of knowledge, 0 = absence of knowledge). I have a significant effect and a z score of -6.55. I am correct in interpreting the minus as indicating that the less of the covariate, the greater the chance of the outcome variable being 1?
Hoping you can help before I question the foundations of everything!
S