I am conducting a survey study to look at provider acceptance of a decision support informatics tool. The constructs are compatibility with work processes, climate of implementation etc. Survey will be likert scaled. What are the best statistics to do?
The most frequently used technique is to use several LIkert-scored items for each of your key concepts, and then to combine those separate items into a scale.
I have collected a set of resources on this topic:
https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_can_one_help_people_create_simple_scales_from_Likert-scored_items
Hi,
To decide which statistics to use, one should know the research questions / hypotheses. For examaple if your Research Questions sayes: What is the difference between X & Y, then you may use test; and if oyur questions asks the difference between X, Y, Z,, then you may need to use ANOVA. Ohtherwise, if your Question askes about the relationships between variables, then you may need to use Pearson correlations.
All of the decided statistical tests, have assumptions need to be met.
Regards
You can use binary logistic regression technique to determine provider acceptance of the decision. After using the likert scale to determine the strength of acceptance, you then use binary logistic to know the factors that will affect respondents acceptance of the decision
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