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The Limits of One-Size-Fits-All Patterns: A 5-Step Approach to Testing Homogeneity of Within-Person Correlations

2025-09-03

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<p>Psychological research increasingly uses situated measures, requiring intensive longitudinal and within-person methods. Such data are typically examined with multilevel models clustering multiple measurement time points within individuals. The intercorrelation patterns obtained with such multilevel models rely on various homogeneity assumptions that should be, but rarely are, tested before using multilevel mode...

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