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2013
Longitudinal data analysis is a very broad, general term for the analysis of data that are collected on the same units across time. Longitudinal data are sometimes referred to as repeated measures data or panel data (Hsiao, 2003; Frees, 2004). A variety of statistical models exist for analyzing longitudinal data.
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Longitudinal data analysis is a very broad, general term for the analysis of data that are collected on the same units across time. Longitudinal data are sometimes referred to as repeated measures data or panel data (Hsiao, 2003; Frees, 2004). A variety of statistical models exist for analyzing longitudinal data.
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2006
Over the last three decades of the 20 th century, longitudinal research designs, in which the same people or other units of observation are measured repeatedly over time, have become social sciences' most powerful tools for studying cause and consequence. By measuring the same people over time, social scientists can better understand how conditions or
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Over the last three decades of the 20 th century, longitudinal research designs, in which the same people or other units of observation are measured repeatedly over time, have become social sciences' most powerful tools for studying cause and consequence. By measuring the same people over time, social scientists can better understand how conditions or
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Journal of the American Statistical Association, 2007
(2007). Longitudinal Data Analysis. Journal of the American Statistical Association: Vol. 102, No. 479, pp. 1075-1075.
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(2007). Longitudinal Data Analysis. Journal of the American Statistical Association: Vol. 102, No. 479, pp. 1075-1075.
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