Miles, Andrew. “Obtaining Predictions from Models Fit to Multiply-Imputed Data.” Revise and Resubmit with Sociological Methods & Research.
This page contains supplemental material for papers that I have published.
Supplemental Materials for Selected Published Works
2019
"Measuring Automatic Cognition: Practical Advances for Sociological Research Using Dual-Process Models." American Sociological Review.
Replication material available here
2017
"Desperate Housewives? Differences in Work Satisfaction Between Stay-At-Home and Employed Mothers, 1972-2012." Journal of Family Issues.
Cranney and Miles 2016 - analyses.do
Cranney and Miles 2016 - Note on Table 3
2016
“Obtaining Predictions from Models Fit to Multiply-Imputed Data.” Sociological Methods & Research 45(1):175-185.
Miles 2015 - MIpredict code files.zip
Miles 2015 - MIpredict appendix.zip
2015
“The (Re)genesis of Values: Examining the Importance of Values for Action.” American Sociological Review 80(4):680-704.
Miles 2015 - V&A - all files.zip
"Morality and Politics: Comparing Alternate Theories." Social Science Research 53 (September):252-269. With Stephen Vaisey.