Abstract THE FOCUS OF THIS PAPER IS ANALYSIS, AS OPPOSED TO PROBLEMS OF
PANEL SAMPLING OR DESIGN. THE ANALYSIS OF DISCRETE VARIABLES, EITHER …

Herbert L. Costner had demonstrated earlier that with three indicators for each substantive
variable in a recursive cross-sectional model the analyst can both test measurement models …

This chapter is a report from a project, Causal Models in Social Research, supported by NSF
Grant GS-2707. J. Michael Coble was in charge of computer programing and Eugene Won …

Abstract One motivation for using panel data is to determine the relative effects of two
variables which are known to be related. This article reviews the four techniques which have …

" Now in its fourth edition, this comprehensive introduction to fundamental panel data
methodologies provides insights on what is most essential in panel literature. A capstone to …

The type of models we discuss in this chapter fall under the larger heading of structural
equation models (SEMs) for longitudinal data. These models are also related to the …

One of the innovations in social research made by Paul F. Lazarsfeld was the development
and application of panel surveys. In this design a sample of individuals is interviewed at …

Ashland University This article illustrates how, in the absence of true panel data, multivariate
regression analysis can be used in conjunction with a pseudo panel data set to identify …

Longitudinal or panel data analysis refers to the statistical analysis of pooled data which
consists of a cross‐section of units (eg, countries, firms, households, individuals) for which …

Panel data analysis is an increasingly popular form of longitudinal data analysis among
social and behavioral science researchers. A panel is a cross-section or group of people …