Act V: Advanced Applications of Dyadic SEM
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“Third Variable” Cross-Sectional Dyadic Models
Dyadic Structural Equation Modeling in R
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Preface
License and Supporting this Open-Access Book
About the Author
Acknowledgements
Act I: Getting Started
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Introduction
2
The Big Picture
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Dyadic Data Structure
4
Latent Variables in SEM
Act II: SEM Fundamentals
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Models (and Their Elements)
6
Model Identification and Scale-Setting
7
Estimating Dyadic SEMs: Common Practices, Problems, and Solutions
8
Model Fit Indexes
9
Model Comparison Strategies
10
A Simple (Non-Dyadic) Example in {lavaan}
Intermission 1: Meet Your Dyadic Models
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Design, Scope, and Form of Dyadic Models
Act III: Uni-Construct Cross-Sectional Dyadic Models
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The One-Factor (Surprinslgy Dyadic) Model
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The Correlated Two-Factor Model
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The Bifactor Model
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The Hierarchical Factor Model
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The Causal Relations Between Univariate Cross-Sectional Dyadic SEMs
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Dyadic Invariance Testing in Univariate Cross-Sectional Dyadic SEMs
18
Choosing Between Uni-Construct Cross-Sectional Dyadic Models
Act IV: Bi-Construct Cross-Sectional Dyadic Models
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The Couple Interdependence Model
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The Actor-Partner Interdependence Model
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The Bifactor Structural Model
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The Common Fate Model
23
Mixing Univariate Structures in Bivariate Models
Intermission 2: What Is ‘(In)distinguishability’?
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(In)distinguishability Is More Complicated than You Think
Act V: Advanced Applications of Dyadic SEM
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“Third Variable” Cross-Sectional Dyadic Models
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Multi-Group Cross-Sectional Dyadic Models
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Longitudinal Dyadic Models
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Dyadic Exploratory Factor Analysis
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Monte Carlo Simulations of Dyadic Modeling Strategies
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Contributing to Open-Source Software Development for Dyadic SEM (and Beyond)
Fin
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Conclusion
References
Appendices
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A Review of Sufficient
R
for Dyadic SEM
Act V: Advanced Applications of Dyadic SEM
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“Third Variable” Cross-Sectional Dyadic Models
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“Third Variable” Cross-Sectional Dyadic Models
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(In)distinguishability Is More Complicated than You Think
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Multi-Group Cross-Sectional Dyadic Models