A Simplex Model for Analyzing Academic Growth

Charles E. Werts · Robert L. Linn · Karl G. Jöreskog

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A simplex model is presented for the analysis of longitudinal academic growth variables in which only one measure is obtained at each time. When this model fits the observed data, then reliabilities and unattenuated correlations can be estimated except for the first and last periods.

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1970ESTIMATION AND TESTING OF SIMPLEX MODELS 1972LISREL A GENERAL COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING A LINEAR STRUCTURAL EQUATION SYSTEM INVOLVING MULTIPLE INDICATORS OF UNMEASURED VARIABLES 1960Investigations of the Simplex 1968The fleeting nature of the prediction of college academic success.

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