Most papers comparing clustered data methods use biostat/econ language, so I tried to write one using psyc/ed language that covers the origin of the independence assumption, how each method handles ind. violations, and types of questions best-suited for each method psycnet.apa.org/record/2024-... - ThreadSky

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dmcneish.bsky.social • 457 days ago

Most papers comparing clustered data methods use biostat/econ language, so I tried to write one using psyc/ed language that covers the origin of the independence assumption, how each method handles ind. violations, and types of questions best-suited for each method

https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2024-24091-001

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adrea.bsky.social•457 days ago

Very cool paper. Also, I’m fascinated with the “translanguaging” between Econ and psych/ed. Keep writing more about that too.

dmcneish.bsky.social•456 days ago

Thank you! It always fascinates me how there are parallel streams of statistical research in different fields, there's all these cool methods and answers just sitting there if we take the time to peak at what other disciplines are doing