Psychology Methods Hour: Dyadic methods and analysis: What we know and what we need to figure out
Dr. Amie Gordon, Assistant Professor Psychology
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Abstract:
Researching dyads provides both opportunities and difficulties. In this talk, I'll discuss the methodological opportunities that come with studying how two people interact and influence each other, as well as the analytical problems that arise when dealing with their non-independence. I'll cover issues such as distinguishable versus indistinguishable dyads, cross-sectional versus longitudinal models, and analysis in MLM versus SEM.
Researching dyads provides both opportunities and difficulties. In this talk, I'll discuss the methodological opportunities that come with studying how two people interact and influence each other, as well as the analytical problems that arise when dealing with their non-independence. I'll cover issues such as distinguishable versus indistinguishable dyads, cross-sectional versus longitudinal models, and analysis in MLM versus SEM.
| Building: | East Hall |
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| Event Type: | Presentation |
| Tags: | Talk |
| Source: | Happening @ Michigan from Department of Psychology, Psychology Methods Hour |
