determinants of successful quantitative method
2001 described decades of methodological
1999 introduced exploratory variants of latent trajectory model
increasing adoption of quantitative method
promote improved implementation of method
bootstrapped standard error re la eam rseon test
replicability of implementation science method
promote implementation of quantitative method
frequentist statistics toward bayesian statistics

A Meta-Analysis of Bias at Baseline in RCTs of Attention Bias Modification: No Evidence for Dot-Probe Bias Towards Threat in Clinical Anxiety and PTSD

note reml restricted maximum likelihood model

d<=>.34, 95% confidence interval CI [.18.50]
n=35 generalized social phobia patients Gotlib et al., 2004
colleagues (2007) indicated an estimated medium effect size (d<=>0.40
residual 5.2, Cook's distance 2.5, df=4.1

Socioemotional Dispositions of Children and Adolescents Predict General and Specific Second-Order Factors of Psychopathology in Early Adulthood: A 12-Year Prospective Study

This article was published Online First July 1, 2019.

reliably distinguish substantively different model
patterns of snp based genetic correlation

Symptom Shifting and Associations With Mental Illness: A Transdiagnostic Approach Applied to Eating Disorders

Dynamic Associations Between Stressful Life Events and Adolescent Internalizing Psychopathology in a Multiwave Longitudinal Study

Neurophysiological Activity Following Rewards and Losses Among Female Adolescents and Young Adults With Borderline Personality Disorder

Pupil Reactivity to Emotional Faces Among Convicted Violent Offenders: The Role of Psychopathic Traits

This article was published Online First July 18, 2019.

Hits and False Alarms in Recognition Memory Show Differential Impairment in Positive and Negative Schizotypy

Heightened Biological Stress Response During Exposure to a Trauma Film Predicts an Increase in Intrusive Memories

well established standardized social stress test

Elucidating Factors Underlying Parent-Offspring Similarity in Eating Pathology in Pre- and Early Puberty: Exploring the Possibility of Passive Gene-Environment Correlation