Hello to Everyone. I am Mequannt. To investigate the variables influencing farmers' opinions of the advantages of biogas technology, I wish to perform a binary logistic regression. As a result, ten statements on a five-point Likert scale were used to quantify the dependent variable. Therefore, how can I run binary logistic regression and collapse the levels of the dependent variable into two levels (positive and negative perception of farmers)?
You can run binary logistic regression by using a statistical software package such as SPSS, SAS, or Stata. The process involves setting up the data, selecting the model, running the regression, and interpreting the results. To collapse the levels of the dependent variable into two levels (positive and negative perceptions of farmers), you can create a dummy variable (a 0/1 variable) that corresponds to each level. For example, if the dependent variable has three levels (positive, neutral, and negative), you can set up a dummy variable such that positive = 1, neutral = 0, and negative = 0.
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