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    • Successful implementation of Bayesian growth models with specified covariance structures in SAS.
    • Demonstration of how to avoid biased estimates by properly modeling covariance.
    • Availability of practical code and examples for researchers.

    Conclusions:

    • SAS PROC MCMC can be effectively used to program complex Bayesian growth models.
    • Properly modeling covariance structures is crucial for accurate parameter estimation in longitudinal studies.
    • This work offers a valuable resource for researchers seeking to apply advanced Bayesian techniques.