Hi everyone Last chance for our 2-day seminar on Applied Longitudinal Data Analysis <https://instats.org/seminar/applied-longitudinal-data-analysis>, livestreaming October 16?17 and led by professor Han Du from UCLA. Longitudinal methods are indispensable for tracing intra-individual change and inter-individual differences across time, and this workshop delivers a rigorous yet accessible roadmap for doing so. Across two intensive days, Professor Du will blend clear lectures with hands-on practice in R and SPSS as you work through multilevel models, latent growth curve analyses, nonlinear trajectories, multivariate change models, model selection, and even dyadic and mediation extensions when time permits. Designed for doctoral students, faculty, and applied researchers in the social and health sciences, the seminar emphasizes both the underlying theory and the practical skills needed to tackle real-world longitudinal datasets, address challenges such as non-normality, and produce publishable results. Sign up today <https://instats.org/seminar/applied-longitudinal-data-analysis> to secure your spot, and feel free to share this opportunity with colleagues and students who might benefit! Best wishes Michael Zyphur Professor and Director Institute for Statistical and Data Science https://instats.org
Applied Longitudinal Data Analysis - last chance
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