The usual MI inferences are based on adding imputation variation to the 
squared standard error.
But some exact small-sample procedures produce confidence intervals that 
are not based on standard errors.

Are there guidelines for adjusting such confidence intervals using multiple 
imputation?

Best wishes,
Paul von Hippel

Paul von Hippel
Statistician
Department of Sociology / Initiative in Population Research
Ohio State University
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190 N. Oval Mall
Columbus OH 43210
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