Hello!
I am trying to perform an ordinal logistic regression (or at least I think I am) and I'm a bit stuck.
My variables are all categorical or ordinal:
DV: High, Medium, Low
IV: Parent Gender: 0,1
Child Gender: 0,1
Essentially, I am trying to understand if a parent's gender impacts the rating of their child based on their gender. Ex: If a parent is female (0) do they rate their female (0) children higher than their male (1) children, etc.
I need to determine whether the interaction of these two variables is significant and what the odds ratios are. I can't perform a simple chi square analysis (unfortunately) because my sample size is >10,000.
Any advice on the best way to approach this? I am using R as my primary analysis tool.
I am trying to perform an ordinal logistic regression (or at least I think I am) and I'm a bit stuck.
My variables are all categorical or ordinal:
DV: High, Medium, Low
IV: Parent Gender: 0,1
Child Gender: 0,1
Essentially, I am trying to understand if a parent's gender impacts the rating of their child based on their gender. Ex: If a parent is female (0) do they rate their female (0) children higher than their male (1) children, etc.
I need to determine whether the interaction of these two variables is significant and what the odds ratios are. I can't perform a simple chi square analysis (unfortunately) because my sample size is >10,000.
Any advice on the best way to approach this? I am using R as my primary analysis tool.