2014•Wiley StatsRef: Statistics Reference OnlineRequires access

Growth Curve Modeling

J. David Singer, John B. Willett

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Abstract We demonstrate the conceptual underpinnings and practical use of growth curve models (also known as individual growth models and multilevel models for change ), which describe how a continuous outcome changes systematically over time.

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Abstract We demonstrate the conceptual underpinnings and practical use of growth curve models (also known as individual growth models and multilevel models for change ), which describe how a continuous outcome changes systematically over time.

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Abstract We demonstrate the conceptual underpinnings and practical use of growth curve models (also known as individual growth models and multilevel models for change ), which describe how a continuous outcome changes systematically over time.

Key concepts: Growth curve (statistics), Growth model, Outcome (game theory), Latent growth modeling, Conceptual model, Multilevel model, Econometrics, Computer science

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