New Developments in Mplus Version 7: Part 2 - Muthén & Muthén

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3-Level and Cross-Classified Multiple ImputationNew Multiple Imputation MethodsMultiple imputations for three-level and cross-classified dataContinuous and categorical variablesH0 imputations. Estimate a three-level or cross-classified modelwith the Bayes estimator. Not available as H1 imputation wherethe imputation model is setup as unrestricted model.The imputation model can be an unrestricted model or arestricted model. Restricted models will be easier to estimateespecially when the number of clustering units is not largeIn the input file simply add the DATA IMPUTATION commandBengt Muthén & Tihomir Asparouhov New Developments in Mplus Version 7 138/ 159
Example Of Multiple Imputation For Three-Level DataBengt Muthén & Tihomir Asparouhov New Developments in Mplus Version 7 139/ 159
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New Developments in Mplus Version 7
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Table of Contents II6 3-Level Analy
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Random Loadings In IRTY ijk - outco
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Random Loadings In IRT ContinuedMod
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PISA Results - Discrimination (Mean
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Country Specific Mean Ability Param
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Random Loadings In IRT ContinuedRan
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Testing For Non-Zero Variance Of Ra
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Testing For Non-Zero Variance Of Ra
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Results: Tech16Bengt Muthén & Tiho
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Random Loadings In IRT Continued:Ad
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Random Loadings In IRT Continued:Ad
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Two-Level Random Loadings:Individua
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Individual Differences Factor Analy
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Critique of 1-Step: Vermunt (2010)H
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Advantage of 1-Step Over 3-StepLow-
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Auxiliary Variables In Mixture Mode
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3-Step Mixture Modeling For Special
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3-Step Mixture Modeling For Special
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Latent Transition AnalysisNew devel
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LTA Example 1: ECLS-K, ContinuedThr
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LTA Example 2: Mover-Stayer LTA Mod
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Latent Transition Probabilities Inf
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LTA with a Binary Covariate as Know
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%c1#3%LTA with a Binary [u11$1] Cov
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LTA Example 1: ECLS-K, Mplus InputT
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LTA Example 1: ECLS-K, Mplus Input,
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LTA Example 1: ECLS-K, Mplus Input,
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TECHNICAL 15 Output, ContinuedP(C2=
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Interaction Displayed Two Equivalen
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LTA with a Continuous Covariate: UG
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[u11$1] (11);LTA with a Continuous
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LTA Exmple 1: ECLS-K,Adding Poverty
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LTA Calculator Applied to Poverty,
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LTA Example 1: ECLS-K, Mplus Input
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