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Imputation of Test Scores in the National Education Longitudinal Study of 1988 (NELS:88)

NCES
Author(s):
Maxime C. Bokossa and Gary G. Huang
Publication date:
November 2001
Survey areas:
NELS:88 - National Education Longitudinal Study of 1988
Publication number:
NCES 200116

Summary

This report records the efforts undertaken to use imputation to reduce the bias caused by nonresponse in the NELS:88 dataset. First, a simulation study was conducted to evaluate two different imputation procedures (a model-based random imputation method called PROC IMPUTE and a within-class random hot-deck imputation). Second PROC IMPUTE (which performed better in the study) was used to impute missing 2nd follow-up cognitive test scores in four subject areas: math, science, reading, and history/citizenship/geography.

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