Gefeliciteerd! En welcome back :)

How did I not know this banger?

So cool! Congrats to the whole team!

Got it: journals.plos.org/plosone/arti...

Nevermind, got it! :)

journals.plos.org/plosone/arti...

Also tagging @dmcneish.bsky.social (it's driving me nuts that I can't find it..)

Kind of like when you have create a single indicator factor in a SEM model and fixing the residual variance of the indicator according to the (un)reliability. @michelnivard.bsky.social @dingdingpeng.the100.ci

Broei!

Yes, something along those lines! Plus, what about scaling issues: those with very low baseline (between person) values simply have less wiggle room to vary downwardly. For traits that are correlated at the between person level, this induces correlations between within-person fluctuations then, no?

Very interesting! After reading this and your life satisfaction paper, I've been wondering how much of the variation we find is simply regression to the mean at the person level. Do you know any papers that systematically investigate/simulate this?

This is neat! I am curious how much this approach differs from the work by Rosseel et al on factor score regression eg.

psycnet.apa.org/record/2023-...

journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....

Ai, goeie timing idd

Heb hetzelfde, ik moet naar de IT desk maandag..

Neat study! I have seen the same in our work, these individual slopes correlate with very little. I am wondering the extent to which these slopes simply indicate regression to the mean...