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New Developments and Techniques in Structural Equation Modeling

·2001·Psychology Press eBooks
DOI 10.4324/9781410601858
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Contents: Preface. B.O. Muthen, Latent Variable Mixture Modeling. K-H. Yuan, P.M. Bentler, A Unified Approach to Multigroup Structural Equation Modeling With Nonstandard Samples. B. Jo, B.O. Muthen, Modeling of Intervention Effects With Noncompliance: A Latent Variable Approach for Randomized Trials. R.H. Heck, Multilevel Modeling With SEM. K. Jedidi, A. Ansari, Bayesian Structural Equation Models for Multilevel Data. F. Yang-Wallentin, K.G. Joreskog, Robust Standard Errors and Chi-Squares for Interaction Models. F. Li, T.E. Duncan, S.C. Duncan, F. Yang-Wallentin, A.C. Acock, H. Hops, Interaction Models in Latent Growth Curves. F. Hamagami, J.J. McArdle, Advanced Studies of Individual Differences Linear Dynamic Models for Longitudinal Data Analysis. G.A. Marcoulides, Z. Drezner, Specification Searches in Structural Equation Modeling With a Genetic Algorithm. D.L. Bandalos, S.J. Finney, Item Parceling Issues in Structural Equation Modeling. T. Raykov, S. Penev, The Problem of Equivalent Structural Equation Models: An Individual Residual Perspective.

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Psychology Press eBooks
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Psychology Press
Published
2001-03-01
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10.4324/9781410601858
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