Multiple-Indicator Multilevel Growth Model: A Solution to Multiple Methodological Challenges in Longitudinal Studies
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Growth and change; Quality of life; Latent growth modeling; Measurement invariance; Pratt’s measures; Psychological well-being; Longitudinal studies;Statistics
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