1) Declare that your data is survey data
2) Think about research goals: Do you want to compare something with something else, or do you want to see if something relates to something else?
3) Choose the test, as mentioned here
4) Read the questions and answers as following (credits UCLA):
2) Think about research goals: Do you want to compare something with something else, or do you want to see if something relates to something else?
3) Choose the test, as mentioned here
4) Read the questions and answers as following (credits UCLA):
- How do I use the Stata survey (svy) commands?
- Sample setups for commonly used survey data sets
- Choosing the correct analysis for various survey designs
- How can I check for collinearity in survey regression?
- How can I do a t-test with survey data?
- How can the standard errors with the cluster() option be smaller than those without the cluster() option? (from Stata FAQs)
- Do the svy commands handle zero weights differently than non-svy commands? (from Stata FAQs)
- How can I analyze a subpopulation of my survey data in Stata?
- Why doesn't summarize accept pweights? What does summarize calculate when you use aweights? (from Stata FAQs)
- Why doesn't the test of the overall survey regression model in Stata match the results from SAS and SUDAAN?
