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Modeling and Predicting Complex Patterns of Change Using Growth Component Models: An Application to Depression Trajectories in Cancer Patients

2019-10-12

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<p>In this paper, we present a general and flexible framework for constructively defining growth components to model complex change processes. Building on the concepts of the latent state-trait theory (LST theory; Steyer, Ferring, &amp; Schmitt, 1992), we develop structural equation models containing latent variables that represent latent growth (change) components of interest. We formulate these models based on a...

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10.31234/osf.io/6kd3w
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