Mplus: A beginner's course in multilevel modelling

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Mplus: A beginner's course in multilevel modelling
Organised by	CambridgeSEM, Selwyn College, Cambridge
Presenter	Dr Gabriela Roman
Date	01/04/2020 - 04/04/2020
Venue	Selwyn College, University of Cambridge, Grange Road, Cambridge
Map	View in Google Maps (CB3 9DQ)
Contact	Gabriela; contact@cambridgesem.com
Description	This 4-day course is a beginner's course in multilevel modelling with Mplus. It is hosted by Selwyn College, University of Cambridge. SEM comprises two main components: path analysis and factor analysis. The first two days of the course provide an introduction to multilevel modelling and the software Mplus, followed by a presentation of single-level and two-level path analyses, including cross-level interactions. The remaining two days focus on latent variables in single-level and two-level modelling frameworks, as well as the construction of multilevel SEM models. You can find further details here: https://mpluscambridge.com/
Level	Entry (no or almost no prior knowledge)
Cost	£640
Website and registration	https://mpluscambridge.com/
Region	East of England
Keywords	Multilevel Modelling , Random effects, Latent Variable Models, Factor analysis, Confirmatory factor analysis, Structural equation models
Related publications and presentations	Multilevel Modelling Random effects Latent Variable Models Factor analysis Confirmatory factor analysis Structural equation models
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