I’ve been working on a research project using a multi-level regression model, and I’m currently figuring out how to present the Hausman test results. I’ve seen some papers where authors mention doing the test but don’t include the numbers, just saying that the random effects model was more appropriate.

I wonder if it’s standard practice to report the Hausman test results in the manuscript separately for each model. I know that if the test isn’t significant (p > 0.05), it means the random effects model is more suitable. But I’m curious if it’s common to also report the test value and other statistical details, like the chi-square value, to back up this conclusion. I have eight models btw