Date:         Tue, 14 Sep 2010 13:29:53 -0700
Reply-To:     Jose Rocha <jose.ferreirinha.rocha@GMAIL.COM>
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From:         Jose Rocha <jose.ferreirinha.rocha@GMAIL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Chow test to compare regression on two groups
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Bruce:
Yes, I tried to include "sex" but it changed the results, and none
coping*sex was significative (.05). I am out of office, tomorrow I will past
the table of regression. That suggestion is great!


Richard:
It was the sex*coping6 that was significant. I guess you gave the answer
about the reason the inclusion of "sex" alone gets less significant values.
How can I include bonferroni correction?

R B:
Considering the type of coping variables, they are not binomial, they are
continuous. And each subject has values for all 6 coping styles. Those
results came from a specific scale/sub-scale scores.

Thanks again for your nice comments and suggestions. I will follow this
discussion with the table of regression coefficients.

José
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