Dr. Paul Allison will be teaching Feb. 2-3, 2018 in Ft. Myers, Florida. What should he teach? VOTE NOW
Just published: Allison et al “Maximum likelihood for cross-lagged panel models with fixed effects” in Socius. Free download here.
Seminars are being added to our fall schedule weekly. Click here to register!
New Blog Post: “Using ‘Between-Within‘ Models to Estimate Contextual Effects”
Paul Allison explains that the between-within (hybrid) method, in its usual formulation, is not suitable for estimating contextual effects. But there’s an easy fix.
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Causal Mediation Analysis
Tyler Vanderweele, Instructor
October 13-14, Boston
Introduction to Structural Equation Modeling
Paul Allison, Instructor
October 13-14, Boston
Item Response Theory
Tenko Raykov, Instructor
October 20-21, Philadelphia
Early registration deadline is September 20
Meta-Analysis
David Wilson, Instructor
October 20-21, Philadelphia
Early registration deadline is September 20
Moderated Mediation Analysis
Andrew Hayes, Instructor
October 27-28, Philadelphia
Early registration deadline is September 27
Instrumental Variables
Felix Elwert, Instructor
October 27-28, Philadelphia
Early registration deadline is September 27
Applied Bayesian Data Analysis
Jeff Gill, Instructor
November 3-4, Philadelphia
Early registration deadline is October 3
Multilevel Modeling; A Second Course
Kristopher Preacher, Instructor
November 3-4, Philadelphia
Early registration deadline is October 3
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Paul D. Allison, Ph.D., is Professor of Sociology at the University of Pennsylvania where he teaches research methods and statistics. He has been offering short courses in statistics for over 30 years.
