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Psychological Methods|April 7, 2025
Zero inflation in intensive longitudinal data: Why is it important and how should we deal with it?Sijing S J Shao, Ziqian Xu, Qimin Liu, et al.
Psychological Methods|May 12, 2025
Episode-contingent experience-sampling designs for accurate estimates of autoregressive dynamicsJordan Revol, Sigert Ariens, Ginette Lafit, et al.
Psychological Methods|September 25, 2025
Regularizing threshold priors with sparse response patterns in Bayesian factor analysis with categorical indicatorsR Noah Padgett, Grant B Morgan, Tim Lomas
Psychological Methods|August 7, 2025
Exploring how many categories are needed to model ordinal intensive longitudinal data as continuous with dynamic structural equation modelsDaniel McNeish, Andrea Savord
Psychological Methods|August 11, 2025
VISTA-SSM: Varying and irregular sampling time-series analysis via state-space modelsBenjamin Brindle, Thomas Derrick Hull, Matteo Malgaroli, et al.
Psychological Methods|September 8, 2025
On the uncanny relationship between nonnormality and moderated multiple regressionOscar L Olvera Astivia, Xijuan Zhang, Edward Kroc, et al.
Psychological Methods|October 27, 2025
A gain-probability way to interpret correlation coefficients: A tutorialDavid Trafimow
Psychological Methods|July 31, 2025
An explainable artificial intelligence handbook for psychologists: Methods, opportunities, and challengesRosa Lavelle-Hill, Gavin Smith, Hannah Deininger, et al.
Psychological Methods|August 7, 2025
Integration of latent space and confirmatory factor analysis to explain unexplained person-item interactionsInhan Kang, Minjeong Jeon
Psychological Methods|August 12, 2014
Modeling sparsely clustered data: design-based, model-based, and single-level methodsDaniel M McNeish
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Psychological Methods|April 7, 2025
Zero inflation in intensive longitudinal data: Why is it important and how should we deal with it?Sijing S J Shao, Ziqian Xu, Qimin Liu, et al.
Psychological Methods|May 12, 2025
Episode-contingent experience-sampling designs for accurate estimates of autoregressive dynamicsJordan Revol, Sigert Ariens, Ginette Lafit, et al.
Psychological Methods|September 25, 2025
Regularizing threshold priors with sparse response patterns in Bayesian factor analysis with categorical indicatorsR Noah Padgett, Grant B Morgan, Tim Lomas
Psychological Methods|August 7, 2025
Exploring how many categories are needed to model ordinal intensive longitudinal data as continuous with dynamic structural equation modelsDaniel McNeish, Andrea Savord
Psychological Methods|August 11, 2025
VISTA-SSM: Varying and irregular sampling time-series analysis via state-space modelsBenjamin Brindle, Thomas Derrick Hull, Matteo Malgaroli, et al.
Psychological Methods|September 8, 2025
On the uncanny relationship between nonnormality and moderated multiple regressionOscar L Olvera Astivia, Xijuan Zhang, Edward Kroc, et al.
Psychological Methods|October 27, 2025
A gain-probability way to interpret correlation coefficients: A tutorialDavid Trafimow
Psychological Methods|July 31, 2025
An explainable artificial intelligence handbook for psychologists: Methods, opportunities, and challengesRosa Lavelle-Hill, Gavin Smith, Hannah Deininger, et al.
Psychological Methods|August 7, 2025
Integration of latent space and confirmatory factor analysis to explain unexplained person-item interactionsInhan Kang, Minjeong Jeon
Psychological Methods|August 12, 2014
Modeling sparsely clustered data: design-based, model-based, and single-level methodsDaniel M McNeish
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