What is multilevel structural equation modelling? by Nick Shryane

Structural equation modelling is a family of statistical models that encompasses regression-, path- and factor analysis.
For more methods resources see:
www.methods.manchester.ac.uk

[@herbertturner6415]

lucid and informative presentation. very helpful.

[@soroswei]

Fantastic ! Very clear explanations... as well as the IRT video

[@testxy5555]

thank you for posting. Very nice lecture and I learned a lot.

[@ShyamAcharyanp]

Very good presentation. Need to add operational level examples too

[@laurenmcmillin9871]

This video was very informative. Thank you for posting it. Does anyone know how to access the PDF document that is listed within the resources? When I enter the address it says page not found. Any guidance toward finding this would be greatly appreciated.

[@alevasquez2094]

thank you very much! is there any specific tutorial about multilevel confirmatory factor analysis?

[@Hiwaradan]

Thanks for this good video. I have a 2 level sem modetating mediation model. Can I do the the cfa and hypotheses test with stata?

[@somnathroy4556]

Interesting 😊

[@yifengwan]

very good. does anybody know if I have a model of; all my IVs are in level 1 and 2, than mediators in level 1 and finally, the DV is at level 2 so, in short is 1,2:1:2. I know is a bit uncommon. please...Thanks.

[@javeda]

Can we use gender/disease presence/medication intake as a cluster in Multi level structural equation modeling?

[@teamncrm3480]

Structural equation models, Multilevel Modelling

[@trknigatu]

interesting