implements bivariate latent difference score structural equation model
idn scyp tfoh re la maximum likelihood estimation
scaled satorra bentler chi square difference test
comparative model fit of autoproportional change model
error of scaled satorra bentler 2 difference statistic

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Identifying the Irritability Dimension of ODD: Application of a Modified Bifactor Model Across Five Large Community Samples of Children

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Kindling of Life Stress in Bipolar Disorder: Comparison of Sensitization and Autonomy Models

studies achieved more finely tuned analysis
adequately test sensitization versus autonomy model
polarity specific hierarchical linear regression

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pooled within person regression coefficient

signal (0.609, SE<=>0.061, p<=>.001) rumination explained 88%

Psychotic Reactivity to Daily Life Stress and the Dopamine System: A Study Combining Experience Sampling and [18F]fallypride Positron Emission Tomography

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linear simplified reference region model
stata xtmelogit multilevel logistic regression

corrected p<=>.05 t Hernaus et al., 2013 Lataster et al., 2014

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Heidemarie K. Laurent, Kathryn S. Gilliam,
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prepeak slope=.08, ns logtransformed peak level 2.71, p<=>.001

A Developmentally Informed Perspective on the Relation Between Stress and Psychopathology: When the Problem With Stress Is That There Is Not Enough