We start our 3-day short course on multilevel models for hierarchical data one week from today. Join us to learn how to analyze and draw insights from nested data structures (e.g., students within schools, patients within clinics, etc). centerstat.org/multilevel-mod…

Latent curve modeling short course starts tomorrow. Come join us! centerstat.org/latent-curve-m…

#AcademicTwitter, how about a FREE workshop on Structural Equation Modeling this May 8-10? Includes demonstrations in #rstats (lavaan), Mplus & Stata. Registration also provides immediate access to replays from 2023, for those who just can't wait. centerstat.org/structural-equ…

Our spring livestream workshop line-up is here, with 8 classes on topics from multilevel modeling to machine learning, and now with lifetime access to replays. Register in March to save 20% with discount code "CenterStat24" #AcademicTwitter centerstat.org

Get the specific multilevel modeling training you need with separate workshops on hierarchical v. longitudinal applications this May & June. Or take both and get 25% the combined tuition with coupon code "multilevel" #AcademicTwitter #Statistics centerstat.org

#AcademicTwitter, want to test hypotheses about within-person processes/change? Check out our livestream workshops Multilevel Models for Longitudinal Data, Latent Curve Models, Intensive Longitudinal Data. Take 2+ and save 20% with coupon "longitudinal" centerstat.org

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Our free SEM class is over, but you can still join our (admittedly less free) Latent Curve Modeling class next week. Come and learn about trajectory models for repeated measures data centerstat.org/latent-curve-m…

If you’re looking to learn about machine learning techniques and how you can use them in your work, there’s no better guide than Doug

Got nested data? Come join us Wednesday through Friday next week for our workshop on Multilevel Models for Hierarchical Data centerstat.org/multilevel-mod…

Want to predict a categorical outcome like diagnosis, substance use, product purchase, etc? Check out Doug Steinley’s class - starting Monday!

Multilevel models offer many advantages for analyzing individual differences in stability and change within longitudinal / repeated measures data. Learn how to apply these models effectively in your own research in our workshop next week (starts Monday) centerstat.org/multilevel-mod…

Want to learn how to use mixture models and latent class/profile analysis to unpack population heterogeneity? Come join our two-day workshop next week - Monday and Tuesday centerstat.org/intro-mixture-…

The collection of intensive longitudinal data (many obs per person) is becoming more and more common but analyzing ILD to answer your research questions can be complicated. Let Niall Bolger and J-P Laurenceau be your guides in their workshop next week centerstat.org/analyzing-inte…

Normalize missing data. It’s nothing to be ashamed about. We all experience it sometimes. The good news is that we can learn to live with it, even flourish. Let Craig Enders help you cope with missingness in his Modern Missing Data Analysis workshop. Starts a week from today.

Great opportunity to get a free introduction to a variety of methodologies