Hi people!
My problem is now a big one, i am writing my thesis in which i want to explain job satisfaction and the quit intention. In every case of quit intention in a logit or in a probit model the scoregof and the linktest refuse the null hypothsis, so just telling the model is wrong specified. The dependent variable is 1 if you think very often about quitting otherwise zero, or 1 for satisfied. Even a biprobit doesn't work. For a cross section data set, that is the usual way to go and there are no other possibilities. What shall I do? Is this normal in cases of job satisfaction as dependent variable?
My problem is now a big one, i am writing my thesis in which i want to explain job satisfaction and the quit intention. In every case of quit intention in a logit or in a probit model the scoregof and the linktest refuse the null hypothsis, so just telling the model is wrong specified. The dependent variable is 1 if you think very often about quitting otherwise zero, or 1 for satisfied. Even a biprobit doesn't work. For a cross section data set, that is the usual way to go and there are no other possibilities. What shall I do? Is this normal in cases of job satisfaction as dependent variable?
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