Employment status (Employed) is a dummy variable measured as one if the student is working while schooling and zero if otherwise.
The language score and digit-span models include a dummy variable defined as one for individuals from households in which Mandinka was spoken as a primary language.
A moderated regression was conducted to examine relationships between training condition (coded as one dummy variable), dietary restraint (DEBQ) and total calorie intake.
Outside his smaller lab is an office whose shelves are filled with those strange white dummy heads which sound scientists love (though they look as impersonal as crash dummies, each one, I learned, was modelled on a specific head and given a nickname: Carl, Philipp, Emanuel).
A dummy variable was thus coded as one when the averaged code was greater than 5.
To further analyze the research findings, I connected with Mat Sweezey, author of "Marketing Automation for Dummies", keynote speaker and regarded as one of the top future of marketing thought leaders, about what separates high performing CMOs/marketing leaders from underperfoming organizations.
For the multivariate analyses, the four study sites were computed as dummy variables, with one of the integrated schools as the reference value.
I would describe myself as the class dummy, the one who is still the most resistant, the most inquisitive, the least trusting, the most deeply flawed and ridiculous.
A continuous variable counts as one PV, but to extract more information, one can categorize and dummy-code the variable to input more PVs.
Due to these age restrictions, the key outcome of interest in this paper is the decision to participate in post-compulsory schooling, defined as a dummy equal to one if the 16 to 18 year old child is either in post compulsory education at present or was in education between 16 and 18 but had left school by the time of interview6.
