Modeling Manifest and Latent Dimensions of Association in Two-Way Cross-Classifications

Modeling Manifest and Latent Dimensions of Association in Two-Way Cross-Classifications

In this article, the author develops a model that combines the RC(M) association model with the linear-by-linear association model for the analysis of two-way contingency tables. This combination provides a useful extension of both models that is applicable under many research conditions. A primary...

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