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The full content is now available from Statistical Associates Publishers. Other coverage of ordinal regression is found in the separate Statistical Associates "Blue Book" on "Probit Regression and Response Models," which covers ordinal signal-response models. Identical parameter and model fit estimates can be obtained using the GZLM procedure, but options vary somewhat between PLUM (the ordinal regression procedure discussed here, standing for "polytomous universal model") and GZLM. Ordinal regression is a special case of generalized linear modeling (GZLM). See also the separate Statistical Associates "blue book" volume on generalized linear models. In SPSS, select Analyze, Regression, Ordinal. The "test of parallel lines assumption" tests this critical assumption, which should not be taken for granted. In practice, researchers often consider it sufficiently "the same" if the slopes do not cross. That is, ordinal regression requires assuming that the effect of the independents is the same for each level of the dependent. For an ordinal dependent variable with k categories, k -1 equations will be created, each with a different intercept but all with the same b coefficients (slopes) for the predictor variables. Ordinal regression creates multiple prediction equations. Ordinal regression with a logit link is also called a proportional odds model, since the parameters (regression coefficients) of the independent variable are independent of the levels (categories) of the ordinal dependent variable, and because these coefficients may be converted to odds ratios, as in logistic regression. Ordinal regression typically uses the logit link function, though other link functions are available. Ordinal regression models are sometimes called cumulative logit models. Ordinal regression is used with ordinal dependent (response) variables, where the independents may be categorical factors or continuous covariates.
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