Sociological Methodology · 1997 · 339 citations · 21 references
BusinessEducational MeasurementPsychologyMeasurement InvariancePsychometricsStatistical ModelingHierarchical ModelingLatent Variable ModelingLatent Variable ModelsLongitudinal Data AnalysisMultilevel ModelingStructural Equation ModelingHierarchical Latent Variable ModelsLatent Mean EstimationLongitudinal Growth ModellingLongitudinal Multilevel ModelsLongitudinal Structural Equation ModelingMean Structure ModelingMultilevel Latent Variable ModelsThree-level Models
An overview is given of modeling of longitudinal and multilevel data using a latent variable framework. Particular emphasis is placed on growth modeling. A latent variable model is presented for three-level data, where the modeling of the longitudinal part of the data imposes both a covariance and a mean structure. Examples are discussed where repeated observations are made on students sampled within classrooms and schools.
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