Confidence Interval*

[Gabriel Klein]

Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated!

[Nick Cox]

Please see https://www.statalist.org/forums/help#adviceextras #4 for our policy on assignments.

It's reassuring that what is learned does increase with years of education, so that gives some personal policy implications.

[Gabriel Klein]

*Just to clarify, this is not an assigment question*

[Leonardo Guizzetti]

Edit: Nick responded before me.

Gabriel, this looks like a textbook question from a homework/assignment. Why are we mistaken?

[Nick Cox]

There is now nothing to answer, but to anticipate a possible further question: You can't delete this thread. This also is explained in the FAQ.

[Gabriel Klein]

It was a question I have developed from a workshop I was set - I was not aware this was not allowed (this workshop was not graded or marked, it was part of a basic lesson in how to use STATA).

I did not see a point of leaving the question up since two people have commented this type of question is not allowed. Just to reiterate, this was not a homework or assingment question...

If I need to re-upload the question I am more than happy to do so?

[Carlo Lazzaro]

Gabriel:
in my opinion you can re-post the query provided that you give it a bit more structure (say, some details about the Stata workshop you attended to and why such a question was not replied by your instructor during the Q&A session that usually closes similar educational workshop). Far from being a police interview, this approach may increase your chances of getting helpful replies, being clear that your query is not related to an assignment.
In addition, it' s weird that your instructor did not introduce you to the wonderful capabilities of -fvvarlist- when it comes to create interactions (linear and squarrd age in your deleted outcomr table) and categorical variables.