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    Hi,

    I have conducted propensity score matching using working hours as my treatment variable and the WHO-5 Well-being Index (scale from 0 to 25) as my outcome variable using the following command:
    psmatch2 workinghour age worklife partner sex education countryid loginc jobsatisfaction, out(mentalhealth) logit ate no replacement

    I then conducted sensitivity analysis using the command rbounds:
    gen diff2= mentalhealth-_mentalhealth
    rbounds diff2, gamma(1(0.05)1.5)
    I have attached the output of this to the post.



    I would appreciate some help on interpreting the results as I do not really have much experience of this.
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    Last edited by Munroop Phagura; 27 Mar 2019, 04:54.

  • #2
    I guess the title should be rbounds. Edit if you can. (I came here because I know something about rounding; the title rbounds would have been a clear signal not to enter as I know nothing about it.)

    Not my field at all, but please don't post output like that. In many cases the attachment will open when clicked, but it's hard even for readers who know about this and want to reply to go back and forth between looking at an attachment and writing something. The best way to post output is to copy and paste in between CODE delimiters.

    How do I interpret this? is usually a hard question in any case, for reasons spelled out in https://stats.meta.stackexchange.com...tely/4554#4554 That is, can you be more specific on what you do and don't understand?

    Again, I don't do this; I am just giving advice on how to improve your question for others to answer.

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    • #3
      If interested, please follow https://www.statalist.org/forums/for...490367-rbounds

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