Omar J. Camanto
@omarjcamanto.bsky.social
Ph.D. Student | Western University
Reposted by Omar J. Camanto
Our paper is now out: Trust in Close Relationships Revisited. All the buzzwords: bifactor modelling, invariance testing, construct, and a few others. Joking aside, @omarjcamanto.bsky.social is a very skilled and careful data wrangler/analyst while also able to relate theory and data. 👇
June 4, 2025 at 12:38 AM
Our paper is now out: Trust in Close Relationships Revisited. All the buzzwords: bifactor modelling, invariance testing, construct, and a few others. Joking aside, @omarjcamanto.bsky.social is a very skilled and careful data wrangler/analyst while also able to relate theory and data. 👇
Reposted by Omar J. Camanto
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Very excited (w/ @omarjcamanto.bsky.social) to share our preprint tutorial for using our R 📦 dySEM for #dyadic data analysis with latent variables, in cross-sectional data sets.
This paper has been literal years in the making, and provides three distinct tutorials.
osf.io/preprints/ps...
Very excited (w/ @omarjcamanto.bsky.social) to share our preprint tutorial for using our R 📦 dySEM for #dyadic data analysis with latent variables, in cross-sectional data sets.
This paper has been literal years in the making, and provides three distinct tutorials.
osf.io/preprints/ps...
July 10, 2025 at 2:44 PM
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Very excited (w/ @omarjcamanto.bsky.social) to share our preprint tutorial for using our R 📦 dySEM for #dyadic data analysis with latent variables, in cross-sectional data sets.
This paper has been literal years in the making, and provides three distinct tutorials.
osf.io/preprints/ps...
Very excited (w/ @omarjcamanto.bsky.social) to share our preprint tutorial for using our R 📦 dySEM for #dyadic data analysis with latent variables, in cross-sectional data sets.
This paper has been literal years in the making, and provides three distinct tutorials.
osf.io/preprints/ps...