Essence of multivariate thinking : basic themes and methods / Lisa L. Harlow.
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- 000SA.07 23 H286
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Part I: Overview
1. Introduction and Multivariate Themes
2. Background Considerations
Part II: Intermediate multivariate Methods with one Continuous Outcome
3. Multiple Regression
4. Analysis of Covariance
Part III: Multivariate group methods with categorical variable(s)
5. Multivariate analysis of variance
6. Discriminant Function Analysis
7. Logistic Regression
Part IV: Multivatiate Mode3ling Methods
8. Multi-level Modeling
9. Principal Components and Factor Analysis
Part V: Structural Equation Modeling
10. Structural Equation Modeling Overview
11. Path Analysis
12. Confirmatory Factor Analysis
13. Latent Variable Modeling
Part VI: Summary
14. Integration of Multivariate Methods
Appendix A Codebook for Data Used in Example
Appendix B Matrices and Multivariate Methods
Author index.
Subject index.
By focusing on underlying themes, this book helps readers better understand the connections between multivariate methods. For each method the author highlights: the similarities and differences between the methods, when they are used and the questions they address, the key assumptions and equations, and how to interpret the results.
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