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期刊名:Multivariate behavioral research

缩写:MULTIVAR BEHAV RES

ISSN:0027-3171

e-ISSN:1532-7906

IF/分区:3.5/Q1

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Establishing the correct partial measurement invariance model is crucial for ensuring unbiased comparisons of relationships between latent variables across multiple groups. While traditional approaches rely on detecting noninvariant items f...
Samuel D Aragones,Emorie D Beck,Emilio Ferrer Samuel D Aragones
The last two decades have seen a dramatic increase in using intensive longitudinal data to capture psychological processes. Intensive longitudinal data allow researchers to study intraindividual change and variability. Multiple modeling app...
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Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) has been widely used to assess the fit of theoretical measurement models to observed data. We introduce the InterModel Vigorish (IMV) to the field; a predictive fit index that offers novel perspectives for...
Siyuan Marco Chen,Daniel J Bauer Siyuan Marco Chen
Conventional growth curve models, often fitted to sum or mean scores of scale responses, do not account for potential changes in item measurement unrelated to construct growth (i.e. differential item functioning; DIF). An untested assumptio...
Meltem Ozcan,Mark H C Lai Meltem Ozcan
Measurement invariance (MI) is a prerequisite for the meaningful and valid comparison of test scores across individuals with different group membership. Given that tests are often used in high-stakes contexts (e.g., diagnosis), the practica...
Katrin Jansen,Steffen Nestler Katrin Jansen
Often, primary studies that are pooled in a meta-analysis provide information on several outcomes of interest. Multivariate meta-analysis allows to analyze these outcomes simultaneously and model their relationship, and in addition can be m...
Diego Iglesias,Miguel A Sorrel,Ricardo Olmos Diego Iglesias
Multilevel Models (MLMs) have become a valuable tool in the behavioral and social sciences, providing a framework for analyzing clustered data structures commonly encountered in these fields. Unlike single-level regression, R2 measures in M...
James Ohisei Uanhoro,Megan Rojo James Ohisei Uanhoro
We present a hierarchical ordinal model for analyzing single-case designs (SCDs), with a focus on treatment-reversal designs. SCDs involve systematic measurement of outcomes for individual cases across different conditions or phases, aiming...
Remus Mitchell,Craig K Enders,Yi Feng Remus Mitchell
It is routinely recommended that level-1 variables in multilevel models be disaggregated when they are of substantive importance. Yet, the consensus on the disaggregation of level-1 covariates is more mixed. Disaggregation clarifies interpr...