Publication: Measuring attitudes: multilevel modeling with post-stratification (MrP)
Measuring attitudes: multilevel modeling with post-stratification (MrP)
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Leemann, L., & Wasserfallen, F. (2020). Measuring attitudes: multilevel modeling with post-stratification (MrP). In L. Curini & R. Franzese (Eds.), Sage Handbook of Research Methods in Political Science and International Relations (pp. 371–384). Sage Publications.
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Multilevel regression with post-stratification, short MrP, has quickly become a standard model to measure public opinion across e.g. geographical units. This chapter shows how it outperforms other alternatives and illustrates MrP with concrete examples. Readers are walked step-by-step through the construction of a MrP model – code and data are available for replication. We also discuss and illustrate the relevance of context-level factors and how to generate uncertainty estimates of our measurements. The chapter ends with a discussion
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Leemann, L., & Wasserfallen, F. (2020). Measuring attitudes: multilevel modeling with post-stratification (MrP). In L. Curini & R. Franzese (Eds.), Sage Handbook of Research Methods in Political Science and International Relations (pp. 371–384). Sage Publications.
