SF-12 syntax
mcap
I was wondering if anyone had syntax for scoring the SF-12. We have
the official software from the survey administrators and plan to use
it, as directed for our publications. But we have to present at a
conference fairly quickly and it would be nice to be able to score
something quickly beforehand.
I have seen some ado files written for Stata that I could certainly
use and then convert the data. But...I was wondering if anyone had
anything here.....
Marc
Bruce Weaver
Which version of the SF-12 are you talking about, Marc? I think a new
one came out not too long ago, and that there were some changes in the
scoring.
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mcap
> On Mar 4, 2:54 pm, mcap <mca...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi:
>
> > I was wondering if anyone had syntax for scoring the SF-12. We have
> > the official software from the survey administrators and plan to use
> > it, as directed for our publications. But we have to present at a
> > conference fairly quickly and it would be nice to be able to score
> > something quickly beforehand.
>
> > I have seen some ado files written for Stata that I could certainly
> > use and then convert the data. But...I was wondering if anyone had
> > anything here.....
>
> > Marc
>
> Which version of the SF-12 are you talking about, Marc? I think a new
> one came out not too long ago, and that there were some changes in the
> scoring.
>
> --
> Bruce Weaver
> "When all else fails, RTFM."
Hi Bruce:
Version 2. The latest version. You are correct, there have been
scoring changes and updates to the national norms. Perhaps these are
unaccounted for in the Stata file. I think my research partner may
have the software from prometric as a matter of fact but I was hoping
to just have something as part of my overall data analysis syntax.
Not urgent but if you know anything, please pass it on.....
Marc