PubH 7435 Latent Variable Modeling Fall 2006 -
Syllabus
More descriptive name: Latent variable measurement models and path analysis
BSMG is: Bartholomew D, Steele F, Moustaki I, and Galbraith J. (2002)
The analysis and interpretation of multivariate data for social
scientist, Chapman and Hall.
Kline is: Kline, R.B. (2005). Principles and Practice of Structural
Equation Modeling, Second Edition. Guilford.
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Intro to course, Intro to the scope of latent variable models (1 week)
Notes for Intro to Course.
AND Read Kline Chapter 1 AND BSMG Chapter 6.1
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Measurement Models (7 weeks)
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Path Analysis (7 weeks)
- An introduction to causality
Notes about causality
- Path Analysis
Notes about path analysis, Notes about bootstrapping
- Regression review. Kline Chapter 2.
- Total, direct, and
indirect effects. Estimating simultaneous relationships.
Mediation and Moderation. Kline Chapter 5 and 6 AND Class Notes and we'll look at the following papers in class...
- Frazier PA, Tix AP, Barron KE (2004). Testing Moderator and Mediator effects in Counseling Psychology Research, Journal of Counseling Psychology, 51(1) 115-134.
- Wall MM (2001). A close look at the effects of multicollinearity in the most simple case, Research Report No 2001-023, Division of Biostatistics, University of Minnesota
- Cole DA, Maxwell, SE (2003). Testing Mediational Models with Longitudinal Data: Questions and Tips in the Use of Structural Equation Modeling, Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 112(4), 558-577.
- Structural equation modeling. Kline Chapter 8
Notes about SEM
Normality, sample size, and missing data
- Latent class regression.
- Reference Mplus demo examples