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Hi Michiel,

Sorry for my delayed reply. Changing to that layout solved this issue, thanks very much for your advice!

Hi,

I have run a DCE with 12 single profile choice tasks per ppt - they answer Yes or No to each choice task. As a result I am using standard logistic regression to model my data - there's a single row for each participant and choice task, and each row contains the DCE attributes (4 effects coded ...

Thanks very much!

Hi there,

I have a follow up question to the above post.

I proceeded with the effects coded design and I'm analysing the data using a mixed effects logistic regression. When I test whether there is a significant difference between two levels of an effects coded variable (e.g. I am using the ...

Thanks so much for your help with this Michiel.

Thanks very much for your help with this Michiel.

Please could I ask two further questions based on response 2?

1) I am analysing the data in Stata with the set-up being one row per choice task with a binary choice variable 0/1. I have not added a column to my data set for the constant as it ...

Hi there, I have conducted a pilot study to inform the use of priors for generating my main survey design and have some questions about how I take these findings forward for the main study. For context, my design is binary – each choice set involves one medical test option and participants decide ...

Thanks very much for your advice, Michiel.

Hi Michiel,

I recently conducted a pilot study for a DCE exploring decisions to have medical tests. My study has 5 attributes (two with 4 levels, three with 3 levels). Four of the attributes are effects coded, and the other is treated as continuous.

I generated 36 choice tasks using a d ...

Hi Michiel,

Thank you very much for this! I should have mentioned that it’s a binary choice design - participants will see single choices and answer Yes/No. there is level balance across and largely within blocks so hopefully that will be okay in this case.

Thanks again for your advice.