Psychometrika · 1990 · 1.5K citations · 23 references
Social SciencesBiostatisticsPsychologyDevelopmental PsychologyExperimental DesignPsychometricsLatent Trait ModelingLatent Variable ModelingLatent Variable ModelsLongitudinal Data AnalysisLongitudinal ResearchStructural Equation ModelingGrowth Curve ModelsLatent Change ModelingLatent Variable Measurement ModelsMomentsPractice EffectsRepeated Measures AnalysisRepeated Measures AnovaStatistical Model Specification
As a method for representing development, latent trait theory is presented in terms of a statistical model containing individual parameters and a structure on both the first and second moments of the random variables reflecting growth. Maximum likelihood parameter estimates and associated asymptotic tests follow directly. These procedures may be viewed as an alternative to standard repeated measures ANOVA and to first-order auto-regressive methods. As formulated, the model encompasses cohort sequential designs and allow for period or practice effects. A numerical illustration using data initially collected by Nesselroade and Baltes is presented.
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