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  • gsem binary outcome

    I am running a mediation path analysis with a binary outcome using the gsem command, but I do not get any standard errors. I have pasted syntax below. I am trying to move to STATA for SEM, and would appreciate responses from this group.
    gsem (vsse <- peersup p2f age_r ld eatq1 eatq2 totrisk_c) (coe <- peersup p2f age_r ld eatq1 eatq2 totrisk_c) (wrkexp1_3 <- wrkexp1_1 peersup coe vsse age_r d_white latina ld eatq1 eatq2 p2f totrisk_c, family(binomial) link(logit)), vce (cluster school)


    (Std. Err. adjusted for 26 clusters in school)
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    | Robust
    | Coef. Std. Err. z P>|z| [95% Conf. Interval]
    -------------+----------------------------------------------------------------
    wrkexp1_3 <- |
    peersup | 82766.66 . . . . .
    coe | -70096.19 . . . . .
    vsse | 2052.884 . . . . .
    age_r | -1073.121 . . . . .
    d_white | 16488.45 . . . . .
    latina | -1514.38 . . . . .
    ld | -17496.24 . . . . .
    eatq1 | 29162.35 . . . . .
    eatq2 | 28899.56 . . . . .
    p2f | -1912.811 . . . . .
    totrisk_c | -23702.7 . . . . .
    _cons | 6.56e+07 . . . . .
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------



  • #2
    I think, in order to get helpful answers for your question, you should read FAQ first. In the FAQ, you will find effective ways to provide your example data and codes. See: https://www.statalist.org/forums/help. Hope this helps you make your problems more visible to others.

    Cheers.

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