The folks at BETA (Behavioural Economics Team of the Australian Government) have written a blog post about analyzing binary outcomes. Binary outcomes are “events with only two possible values, like whether someone submitted a tax return or not”. In other words, they are some of the most common outcomes in behavioural insights because they track did someone perform a target behaviour, yes or no. The blog post explains why linear models can be used to analyze binary outcomes of RCTs. It’s a good, albeit technical read.
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Resource: Blog About Analyzing Binary Outcomes
For folks interested in research design and data analysis, BETA’s good but technical blog post explains why it’s okay to use linear models to analyze binary outcomes of RCTs […]