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The multilevel measurement model: introduction to the special issue.

S. Natasha Beretvas, Akihito Kamata

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An introduction to the special issue on the multilevel measurement model (MMM) is provided. The two- and three-level multilevel models for continuous outcomes are reviewed. The extension to the hierarchical generalized linear model and its use as a multilevel measurement model for dichotomous measurement indicators is demonstrated. The six articles in the special issue are described.

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An introduction to the special issue on the multilevel measurement model (MMM) is provided. The two- and three-level multilevel models for continuous outcomes are reviewed. The extension to the hierarchical generalized linear model and its use as a multilevel measurement model for dichotomous measurement indicators is demonstrated. The six articles in the special issue are described.

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An introduction to the special issue on the multilevel measurement model (MMM) is provided. The two- and three-level multilevel models for continuous outcomes are reviewed. The extension to the hierarchical generalized linear model and its use as a multilevel measurement model for dichotomous measurement indicators is demonstrated. The six articles in the special issue are described.

Key concepts: Multilevel model, Hierarchical database model, Extension (predicate logic), Computer science, Linear model, Multilevel modelling, Econometrics, Statistics

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