How do I find the standardized coefficients?

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To obtain standardized coefficients in Stata during regression analysis, users must add the option beta to the regress command. This adjustment allows Stata to output standardized regression coefficients directly. Additionally, the listcoef command, which can be downloaded via the search listcoef command, provides more comprehensive information on standardized coefficients. For further learning, a tutorial on simple and multiple regression is available through UCLA resources.

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I am using Stata to do a regression on longitudinal data. However, it does not produce numbers for standardized coefficients. How do I make stata produce the standardised coefficients as part of the regression operation?

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monsmatglad said:
hi.
I am using Stata to do a regression on longitudinal data. However, it does not produce numbers for standardized coefficients. How do I make stata produce the standardised coefficients as part of the regression operation?

Adding the option beta to the regress command will give the standardized regression coefficients, in this way: <your full regress command>, beta.

The listcoef command gives more extensive output regarding standardized coefficients. This is not part of Stata but you can download it with:
search listcoef and follow the instructions.

For a tutorial for simple and multiple regression take a look at this UCLA resource.
 

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