Join our intensive workshop on Dynamic Structural Equation Modeling (DSEM) with Mplus — designed for PhD students, academics, and professional researchers in psychology, education, social and health sciences who need to model change over time and intra-individual variability in intensive longitudinal data. Covering DSEM theory, specifying and estimating dynamic models in Mplus (including Bayes estimation), time-lagged variables, autocorrelation and moving-average processes, missing data handling, model evaluation, and real-world applications, the seminar includes live Zoom sessions with take-home skill challenges, a monitored chat forum, and all recordings/materials (program input, output, data, slides) available for 30 days after the seminar; on-demand access offers the same 30-day material window. Participants receive an Instats certificate of completion (ECTS equivalent indicated for European students); this material originally appeared as Mplus Web Talk 6 on statmodel.com. #Education #Statistics #Psychology #Research #ResearchTraining #Instats

Join Professor Bengt Muthén for an advanced seminar on Dynamic Structural Equation Modeling (DSEM) with cycles — ideal for PhD students, faculty, and researchers working with longitudinal, cyclical, or periodic data in psychology, education, social and health sciences. The workshop covers DSEM fundamentals and advanced topics including cycle identification and modeling, multilevel DSEM, practical Mplus implementation, model diagnostics (convergence, floor effects), robustness checks, and real-world case studies, and includes hands-on take-home challenges. Live seminars are taught via Zoom and provide recordings, program input/output, data and slides for 30 days (on-demand seminars offer the same 30-day access after activation), and an instructor-monitored chat is available for 30 days after the seminar. Participants receive an Instats certificate of completion (ECTS-equivalent noted for European students). Find the original Mplus Web Talk and supplemental materials at statmodel.com. #DataScience #Education #Psychology #Statistics #Research #ResearchTraining #Instats

Calling all PhD students and researchers: join an advanced online seminar led by Professor Muthen that digs into cross-lagged modeling for categorical variables in longitudinal (panel) data using Mplus — ideal for anyone who needs to untangle temporal precedence, reciprocal effects, missing data issues, and model fit in categorical SEM. Originally presented as Mplus Web Talk 4 (Part II) on statmodel.com, the workshop includes practical examples, take-home skill challenges, and supplemental readings and outputs; live sessions are taught via Zoom with a monitored chat forum, and all recordings, program input/output, slides and materials are available for 30 days after the seminar (on-demand access also offered). Participants receive an Instats certificate of completion (ECTS equivalent indicated for European students). Learn more or enroll at statmodel.com. #DataScience #Statistics #Education #Research #ResearchTraining #Instats

Advance your longitudinal research skills with a practical, in‑depth workshop on cross‑lagged panel modeling for continuous variables using Mplus—designed for PhD students, academics, and professional researchers. Taught by Professor Muthén, the seminar combines conceptual foundations with hands‑on Mplus instruction (estimating cross‑lagged and autoregressive paths, interpreting fit indices) so you can apply robust longitudinal analyses to theory, policy, and practice. Live Zoom sessions include take‑home skill challenges, and all recordings, program inputs/outputs/data, slides and a monitored Q&A forum are available for 30 days after the seminar (an on‑demand option with the same materials is also offered). Participants receive an Instats certificate of completion (ECTS‑equivalent indicated for European students). Originally presented as Mplus Web Talk 4 (Part I) at statmodel.com—see https://statmodel.com/ for details and supplemental materials (Web Talk 4 inputs/outputs/data and the RSEM paper). #Psychology #Education #DataScience #Statistics #Research #ResearchTraining #Instats

Understanding longitudinal change is essential for PhD students and researchers—this in-depth seminar by Bengt Muthén (originally delivered as Mplus Web Talk 2) teaches Latent Transition Analysis (LTA) and Random Intercept LTA (RI-LTA) and how to implement, interpret, and troubleshoot these models in Mplus. Participants gain practical skills through live Zoom instruction, take-home challenges, and access to program input/output, data, slides and scripts; all materials and the recording are available for 30 days after the seminar and an instructor-monitored forum remains open for questions. Supplemental technical documentation and example files accompany the talk, and attendees receive an Instats certificate of completion (ECTS-equivalent points noted for European students). Ideal for those in psychology, education, and social sciences who want to uncover nuanced longitudinal patterns beyond traditional methods. #DataScience #Statistics #Psychology #Mplus #Research #ResearchTraining #Instats

Join Bengt Muthén (UCLA), co‑author of Mplus, for an intensive online seminar exploring the connections between multilevel models and single‑level multivariate models in Mplus, with a special focus on Latent Transition Analysis (LTA). Designed for PhD students, academics and professional researchers, the workshop covers LTA fundamentals, the role of logistic regression, handling longitudinal data with random intercepts, multiple indicators, multilevel factor analysis and two innovative approaches to multilevel latent class analysis, illustrated with real-world examples (e.g., mood and dating studies). Live sessions (Zoom) include take‑home skill challenges, and all recordings, program input/output, data and slides are available for 30 days after the seminar (a monitored chat forum is open for questions during that time); on‑demand enrolment also provides 30 days of access after activation. Participants receive an Instats certificate of completion (ECTS equivalent noted for European students). For details and supplemental materials visit statmodel.com. #SocialSciences #HealthSciences #Education #Statistics #Mplus #Research #ResearchTraining #Instats

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Join Professor Holmes Finch (Ball State University) for a focused one-day workshop on nonlinear structural equation modeling (SEM) designed for PhD students and applied researchers in biostatistics, econometrics, education, psychology, psychometrics, and data analytics — ideal for anyone who needs to model latent interactions, threshold effects, nonlinear growth, and other complex relations that linear SEM cannot capture. This hands-on seminar balances concise conceptual lectures with extended coding sessions in R (lavaan, OpenMx, semTools) and Mplus, providing working scripts, example datasets, and concrete strategies for model specification, identification, estimation (ML and Bayesian), diagnostics, convergence troubleshooting, handling missing/complex sampling, model comparison, and interpretation (including plotting and probing interactions). Materials, recordings, and a monitored Q&A forum are available for 30 days after the seminar, and participants receive an Instats certificate of completion (ECTS equivalent where indicated). Prior familiarity with basic SEM concepts and R is recommended but not required — by the end of the day you’ll be able to build and diagnose nonlinear SEMs ready for dissertations, grant proposals, and publications; register or learn more to reserve your spot. #Biostatistics #DataAnalytics #Econometrics #Education #Psychology #Psychometrics #Statisticalmodellingandregression #Statistics #R #Mplus #Research #ResearchTraining #Instats

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