Mplus Users Guide v6.. - Muthén & Muthén

Examples: Multilevel Modeling With Complex Survey DataFollowing is the set of cross-sectional multilevel modeling examplesincluded in this chapter:• 9.1: Two-level regression analysis for a continuous dependentvariable with a random intercept• 9.2: Two-level regression analysis for a continuous dependentvariable with a random slope• 9.3: Two-level path analysis with a continuous and a categoricaldependent variable*• 9.4: Two-level path analysis with a continuous, a categorical, and acluster-level observed dependent variable• 9.5: Two-level path analysis with continuous dependent variablesand random slopes*• 9.6: Two-level CFA with continuous factor indicators andcovariates• 9.7: Two-level CFA with categorical factor indicators andcovariates*• 9.8: Two-level CFA with continuous factor indicators, covariates,and random slopes• 9.9: Two-level SEM with categorical factor indicators on the withinlevel and cluster-level continuous observed and random interceptfactor indicators on the between level• 9.10: Two-level SEM with continuous factor indicators and arandom slope for a factor*• 9.11: Two-level multiple group CFA with continuous factorindicatorsFollowing is the set of longitudinal multilevel modeling examplesincluded in this chapter:• 9.12: Two-level growth model for a continuous outcome (threelevelanalysis)• 9.13: Two-level growth model for a categorical outcome (threelevelanalysis)*• 9.14: Two-level growth model for a continuous outcome (threelevelanalysis) with variation on both the within and between levelsfor a random slope of a time-varying covariate*• 9.15: Two-level multiple indicator growth model with categoricaloutcomes (three-level analysis)237