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Reise S.P., Duan N. — Multilevel modeling: methodological advances, issues, and applications
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Название: Multilevel modeling: methodological advances, issues, and applicationsАвторы: Reise S.P., Duan N. Аннотация: Researchers in multilevel modeling (MLM) report on new statistical advances, methodological issues, and applications in MLM, and examine problems that occur when trying to use MLM in applied research in areas such as power, experimental design, and model violations. The book will be of interest to researchers in advanced statistical training and experience in applying MLMs, especially in the areas of education, clinical intervention, psychology, and other behavioral sciences. The book can also be used as a supplement for an introductory graduate course. Reise teaches measurement at the University of California-Los Angeles. Duan teaches psychiatry and biostatistics at the University of California-Los Angeles.
Язык: Рубрика: Математика /Вероятность /Статистика и приложения /Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц ed2k: ed2k stats Год издания: 2002Количество страниц: 314Добавлена в каталог: 12.06.2005Операции: Положить на полку |
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Hunter, J. E. 92 95 96 98 100 101 106 110 Hutchison, D. 209 211 213 214 216 219 228 Ialongo, N. S. 123 137 Imbens, G. W. 113—115 135—137 Independence assumption 269 Indirect effect 268 275 Inherent hierarchical structure 278 Inskip, H. 27 51 Intent to treat analysis 112 Interdependent effects 256 Intervention noncompliance 112 114 Intraclass correlation 94 140—149 262 268 288 293—296 Intraschool correlation 263 Iteration 249 Iterative deletion of outliers 246 249 252 Iterative detection of outliers 252 Iterative generalized least squares estimation (IGLS) 167 188 262 266 Iterative procedure 217—218 227 Iterative residual deletion 233 246 Iterative residual detection 246 Iterative residual detection, kurtosis 240 249 Ivenward, M. G 230 233 235 244 246 251—254 Iyengar, S. 103 110 Jackson, D. J. 258 279 Jamieson, B. 231 233 236 252 253 Jamshidian, M. 68 69 Jansen, J. 188 207 Jennrich, R. 1 68 69 73 88 Jiang, J. 48 50 Jo, B. 112 114 115 118 123 129 135 137 138 Jones, K. 159 165 178 Jones, W. H. 163 179 Joreskog, K. G. 109 110 257 258 269 273 279 281 283 Kalaian, H. A. 107 110 Kaplan, D. 75 89 154 155 256 281 Karney, B, R. 160 178 Kellam, S. G. 114 118 123 124 129 137 138 Kendall, M. 241 253 Kent, J. T. 266 281 Khoo, S. T. 114 118 129 138 Kiecolt — Glaser, J. K. 74 88 Kiger, G. 171 178 Kim, C. 74 88 Kirby, D. 144 145 147 154 Kish, L. 294 297 Klebe, K. J. 13 15 17 20—22 Kleve, K. J. 21 Kok, G. 144 145 154 Kreft, I. G. 2 22 161 179 285 295 297 Krishnan, T. 117 137 Krommer, A. R. 6 22 Krull, J. L. 154 155 295 297 Kuk, A. 204 207 218 219 227 228 Kyriacou, C. 273 281 Laird. N. M. 26 50 56 68 73 88 117 136 Lakey, B. 159 163 179 Lange, K. 26 50 59 68 69 Langford, I. H. 197 207 229 231 232 235 253 255 271 282 Latent random vectors 54 Latent variable 193 209 216—217 256 268 Latent variable structural equation modeling 74 Latent variable, measurement of 256 Lawley, D. N. 258 281 Leave-one-out analysis 46 Lee, S. Y. 54 59 60 65—67 69 Leppin, A. 158 179 Lesaffre, E. 79 89 Lewis, S. 48 51 Lewis, T. 197 207 229—232 235 252 253 255 271 282 Liao, J. 114 118 129 138 295 296 Light, R. D. 103 111 Likert-type scale 256 Lillard, L. A. 109 111 Lim, N. 27 51 Lin, Y. 123 137 Lindenberger, U. 290 297 Lindstrom, M. J. 2 22 73 88 Link function 185 187 189 Linn, R. L. 283 Little, R. J. A. 26 49 50 113 117 137 Little, T. D. 285 290 297 Liu, C. 43 51 Liu, X. 288 292 295 296 298 Log odds 186 187 logit 185—187 Logit link 185 Logit model 187 194 198 202 Lomax, R. G. 255 283 Longford, N. T. 144 155 165 179 229 Longitudinal data 231 Louis, T. 31 50 MacCallum, R. C. 74 88 Macintyre, S. 233 236 253 MacKinnon, D. P. 154 155 295 297 Maier, H. 290 297 Makov, U. E. 116 138 Malarkey, W. B. 74 88 Marcoulides, G. A. 255 281 Mardia, K. V. 266 281 Marginal quasi-likelihood 144 188 Markov chain Monte Carlo 26 27 31 34 108 204 Markov Chain Monte Carlo, assessing convergence 34 47 Markov Chain Monte Carlo, Gibbs sampling 47 Markov Chain Monte Carlo, implementation 34 Martin, D. 291 297 Masse, L. 144 145 154 Masyn, K. 114 118 129 138 Maximally reliable latent construct 278 Maximum likelihood, estimation 8—10 Maximum likelihood, nonlinear random effects model 143 Maximum likelihood, segmented polynomial model 12—15 Maximum likelihood, three parameter logistic model 17 18 Maxwell, A. E. 258 281 Maxwell, S. E. 140 155 McArdle, J. J. 12 16 21 22 256 281 McCabe, K. M. 159 163 179 McCaffrey, D. F. 286 297 McCormick, J. 273 281 McCullagh, P. 182 207 McDonald, R. P. 53 66 69 257 258 269 281 282 McKinlay, S. M. 291 297 McLachlan, G. J. 80 88 116 117 137 138 Mean and covariance structures 54 Mean score (level 2) 214 216 218—223 Measurement and distributional characteristics of data 278 Measurement error 209—214 216—219 257 259 268 Measurement error adjusting for 209 211 218—219 Measurement error in dependent variable 210 Measurement error variance 210 212 217 260 Measurement error variance, level 2 210 217 Measurement model 256 Mee, R. W. 188 207 Meijer, E. 211 228 Meng, X. 43 47 50 Mengersen, K. L. 108 111 Meorbeek, M. 297 Meredith, W. 74 88 Mermelstein, R. J. 186 207 Meta-analysis 90 Meta-analysis, classical analysis methods 96 97 Meta-analysis, effect size 92 Meta-analysis, fixed effects 95 Meta-analysis, heterogeneous outcomes 91 96 Meta-analysis, homogeneous outcomes 91 96 Meta-analysis, random effects model 90 Meta-analysis, software issues 107—109 Meta-analysis, study vai'iables in meta-analysis methodological 96 101 102 106 Meta-analysis, study variance in meta-analysis between 94 95 99 106 Meta-analysis, theoretical 100 106 Meta-analysis, variance test 107 108 Meta-analysis, within 94 Middlestadt, S. 144 155 Misestimated parameters 269 Missing at random 141 Missing data 140 149—151 153 MLM repeated measures data 140—144 MLM repeated measures data, example 144—149 151—152 MLM repeated measures data, unbalanced designs 149 Modern systems theory 275 Moerbeek, M. 288 292 Monotonicity 115 Moon, G. 159 165 178 Mooney, C. Z. 212 214 216 228 Moos, R. 159 179 Morrell, C. H. 13 22 Mortimer, A. L. 294 296 Morton, S. C. 286 297 Mosteller, F. 26 51 Mulrow, C. 93 110 Multilevel regression model 257 262 Multilevel variance components model 262 Multivariate dependent variable 229 Multivariate test, never-taker 114 Multivariate test, zero kurtosis 259 Multivariate test, zero skewness 259 Murray, D. M. 142 155 156 291 297 Muthen, B. 0 53 55 64 66—71 74 75 77 79—81 87—89 112—114 117 118 137 138 154 155 269 282 295 297 Muthen, L. K. 64 69 80 89 113 117 118 138 Nagin, D. S. 113 138 Nelder, J. A. 182 207 Nodora, J. 144 145 154 Nonlinear functions 143 195 233 Nonlinear multilevel model 3 8 Nonlinear multilevel model, covariates 4 18 Nonlinear multilevel model, examples 11—18 Nonlinear multilevel model, individual coefficients 11 Nonlinear multilevel model, level 2 Nonverbal abilty over the lifespan 11—15 Normal scores 259 Normal scores model 199 Novak, J. 27 51 Nunnally, J. C. 101 111 Observed indicators 258 Observed variable 268 Odds ratios 186 Olkin, I. 90—92 95—97 99 100 106—108 110 One-factor congeneric, measurement model 257 275 278 Optimal design 287—289 Ordered category models 181 195 197 Ordered logit model 187 Ordered probit model 187 Ordered response 185 Organizational psychological research 255 Organizational psychology 256 Oscillation of solutions 218 Overton, R. C. 95 96 111 Oxley, D. 159 179 Pan, H. 210 211 215 218 228 235 253 Panis, C. W. A. 109 111 Parcel, G. S. 144 145 147 154 Payne, R. 273 279 Pearson, J. D. 13 22 Peel, D. 116 138 Penalized quasi-likelihood 143 188 Perl, H. 1 159 180 Perturbation 244 252 Perturbed data 241 Pillemer, D. B. 103 111 Pinheiro, J. C. 2 3 20 22 Plewis, I. 144 156 188 197 199 207 235 253 255 271 280 282 Points scored responses 199 Polychoric correlations 257 Polynomial growth model 246 Polynomial model 233 235 239 Polynomials 190 199 233—235 Poon, W. Y. 69 Population structure 215 227 Posterior predictive model checking 47 Power 269 Power analysis for multilevel studies 293—296 Pratt, J. 273 281 Prior distributions for fixed effects 48 Prior distributions for variance components 48 Probit 185 187 202 Probit link 197 Probit model 187 199 200 202 Production function 196 Program estimates 218 220 Proportional odds 185 193 Pseudo'schools 227 Pupil turnover 219—226 Quasi-likelihood 204 Quasi-likelihood estimation 199 Rabash, J. 211 215 227 Rachman — Moore, D. 51 Racine — Poon, A. 32 46 50 52 Raftery, A. 48 51 Random effects, cross-classified 182 197 199 204 Random effects, weighted 182 197 199 Random elements and errors-in-variables 211 Random elements, conceptualization and bootstrapping 211 Rasbash, J 107 111 143 144 155 156 165 180 188 197 199 204 206—211 215 218 220 228 235 253 255 259 262 263 271 280 282 Rasbash, R. 255 280 Raudenbush, S. W. 1 21 27 30 31 34 46 49 53 70 74 88 91—94 100 106—111 140 141 144 147 148 154 155 159 165 178 180 188 198 199 206 207 255—257 269 279 282 285 288 291 292 295—298 Raw composite scale scores 259 Rebok, G. W. 123 137 Reliability (level 1) 210 215—216 219—223 257 Resampling, residuals 212—213 218 227 Resampling, units 212 215 218 227 Rescaling 202 Residuals 196 234 246 270 Residuals, deflating 214—215 Residuals, inflating 215 Riley, P. J. 171 178 Robust adaptive estimation 33 Rock, D. R. 258 283 Rodrigues, G. 144 155 Roe, D. J. 2 22 Rogosa, D. 229 253 Rohrle, B. 162 180 Rook, K. S. 174 180 Rooney, B. L. 142 156 Rosenberg, M. S. 109 111 162 180 Rosenthal, R. 93 97 111 Rowe, K. J. 255 256 258 263 266 268 275 280 282 283 Rowe, K. S 256 258 275 283 Royston, P. 235 253 Rubin, D. B. 26 31 32 47—51 56 68 113—115 117 135 138 250 253 Rubin’s causal model 114 Sagarin, B. J. 128 139 Sammons, P. 198 199 207 Saner, H. 253 Satorra, A. 75 89 Sayer, A. 229 254 Scale change 193 Scaling 203 Schafer, J. L. 141 155 Schill, T. 159 178 Schluchter, M. D. 73 88 Schmidt, F. L. 92 95 96 98 100 101 106 110 Schnabel, K. U. 297 Schnabel, R. B. 3 9 21 Schnable, K. U. 285 Schools 215 Schumacker, R. E. 255 281 283 Schwarzer, R. 96 102 109 111 158 179 Scoring model 200 Scott, D. J. 108 111 Searle, S. R. 285 298 Seber, G. A. F. 13 22
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